ICC World T20 2016, Stats: India v West Indies: WI batsmen construct brilliant chase to knock India out of World T20

27 – Samuel Badree has opened the bowling for West Indies in all the 27 T20Is he has played for West Indies.

37.84 – Rohit Sharma's batting average at the Wankhede Stadium in 40 innings at a strike rate of 136.06.

43* – Andre Russell's score in this match is his highest in T20Is. His previous highest was 24* against England in 2014.

43 – Rohit Sharma scored his highest score of the World T20. His previous highest was 18 and had scored only 45 runs in the 4 previous innings.

55 – India's score in the first six overs was their highest score in the powerplays in the World T20.

62 – The partnership between Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma was India's highest for the first wicket in the World T20. The previous highest was 42 by Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma against Bangladesh.

64* – The partnership between Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni, in 27 balls, was the pair's second 60-plus partnership of the tournament. The previous one was 67* off 31 balls against Australia.

77.60 – The number of runs scored per wicket in this match. This is the highest for any T20I.

83* – Lendl Simmons’ knock against India was the fourth highest individual score for West Indies in T20Is. This was also his highest score in T20Is.

89* – Virat Kohli's score is his second highest in T20Is. His highest in the format is 90* which he scored against Australia in 2016. This was the second highest individual score for India in a losing cause.

97 – The partnership between Johnson Charles and Lendl Simmons was the fifth-highest partnership for any wicket for West Indies in World T20s.

136.50 – Virat Kohli's batting average in the World T20 is the highest for any batsman. Kohli's strike rate has been 146.77 in the tournament so far.

189.36 – Virat Kohli's strike rate in his innings of 89* is the highest for any player in T20Is who has faced more than 40 deliveries and hitting just one or no sixes.

192 – India's score against West Indies is their second highest in World T20s. Their highest is 218 against England in 2007.

273 – Virat Kohli is now the highest run-getter in the main round of the World T20 in 5 innings. Kohli has scored 3 fifties in the tournament.