Without doubt, Ravindra Jadeja was the top performer as India beat the West Indies on Tuesday to seal a berth in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-finals.
Handed the ball immediately after the first drinks break (18th over), with West Indies comfortably-placed at 92 for one, Jadeja's first over was a maiden.
Jadeja's third over had him account for Marlon Samuels (1), another leg before decision albeit aided by a review.
And in his fourth, the Saurashtra bowler had the experienced Ramnaresh Sarwan (1) caught behind.
Jadeja's first spell figures (5-1-10-3) made for an impressive read and his effort ensured the West Indies were down to 118 for four from a seemingly comfortable position.
Jadeja returned to account for Sunil Narine (2) and Ravi Rampaul (2), to finish with career-best figures of five for 36.
Image: Ravindra Jadeja
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