India vs West Indies set for high-scoring 2nd ODI in Indore after run-fest opener

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India and West Indies will play their second ODI in Indore on Saturday. The three-match series is currently level at 1-1 following the first match. That opening game in Ranchi featured 501 runs scored in only 38.3 overs, indicating excellent batting conditions. Indore's pitch is also expected to favor batsmen, suggesting another high-scoring contest.

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