Sachin Tendulkar (65) became the first batsman in India-West Indies ODIs to record 10 fifties, apart from three hundreds.
He took his aggregate to 1,351 (avg: 54.04) in 33 matches, which is the second best in India-West Indies ODIs, next only to Desmond Haynes' tally of 1,357 runs at an average of 42.41 in 36 matches.
India registered their 32nd win in 85 matches against the West Indies.
With his 73rd one-day fifty, Tendulkar became the first batsman to aggregate 200 runs in the tri-series. He now has 218 runs at an average of 109.00.
The seventh wicket partnership of 78 between Tendulkar and Harbhajan Singh is a record for India against the West Indies, eclipsing the 76 between Tendulkar and Kapil Dev, at Brisbane in 1991-92.
Harbhajan (37) posted his highest score against the West Indies, bettering his 26 at Port of Spain earlier this year.
Brian Lara (100) became the second West Indian after Viv Richards (106) and the 13th captain in one-day international history to lead his team in 100 or more ODIs.
Dwayne Smith (4/31) produced his best bowling performance against India. For the third time in his ODI career, he claimed four or more wickets in a match.
His top two performances are five for 45 against New Zealand at Auckland and four for 29 against Zimbabwe at Port of Spain, both earlier this year.
Rahul Dravid's second duck against the West Indies is his 10th in ODIs.
For the first time in 21 matches, Dravid's batting average fell below 40.00.
Yuvraj's first duck against the West Indies is his eighth in ODIs. He is yet to open his account in the competition after recording two successive ducks at the Kinrara Oval.
Harbhajan got his third Man of the Match award for his all-round performance (37 + 3/35). His earlier two awards were against South Africa at Centurion in 2001 and England at Delhi earlier this year.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni took his 50th catch (Runako Morton) and 10th stumping (Dwayne Bravo) in his 51st match.