Kuldeep's four-wicket haul derails West Indies after Greaves' ton in 2nd ODI

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India spinner Kuldeep Yadav claimed a four-wicket haul to restrict West Indies to 295 for 7 in the second ODI. West Indies had made a dominant start, reaching 135 for 0 in the 20th over before India's bowlers fought back. Opener Qiana Greaves scored a century, providing the foundation for what looked like a massive total. However, Kuldeep's incisive bowling triggered a collapse in the middle and lower order, limiting the visitors' final score. The dramatic turnaround highlighted India's resilience after being put under pressure in the powerplay.

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