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INDIA VS WEST INDIES 2026

India vs West Indies ODI Series 2026

Follow the verified ODI schedule, match results, player context, venue details, and material source updates in one series hub.

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TOPIC PILLARIndia vs West Indies ODI Series

This page consolidates the cluster’s schedule, result, player and source-verification context without creating duplicate pages for every update.

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Series overview and current status

The India vs West Indies ODI series in 2026 is a multi-match bilateral contest between India and the West Indies. As of 29 September 2026, India won the first ODI and the second ODI is scheduled for 30 September 2026 at ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati. The series is tracked by official boards and match pages; status updates come from those primary sources.

Match-level identifiers are recorded for clarity: the second ODI is Match ID 18dbf036-8619-4610-abbc-2ea9b4725320. This identifier is useful when cross-referencing automated feeds and official fixtures lists. Always check the official match page for changes to start time or status before relying on any published schedule.

For the complete parent topic, use the 2nd ODI toss and match time page; it keeps related updates in one discoverable cluster.

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Confirmed fixtures and local time conversions

The second ODI is officially listed for Wednesday 30 September 2026 at ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati with a scheduled start of 08:30 UTC. That corresponds to 14:00 IST on the same date. The expected toss time is ordinarily 30 minutes before the scheduled start, which would be 13:30 IST on the fixture schedule, but an observed toss has not been recorded yet.

When using fixture lists, note the difference between scheduled/timetable times and observed events. Schedules give planned start times; the actual toss and first ball are subject to on‑ground conditions and official match reports. Readers should recheck the match page close to the start for confirmation of toss and any late adjustments.

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Result context and what has happened so far

India won the first ODI of the series; full match reports and scorecards are available from official sources. The second ODI remains pending on 29 September 2026 and will update in real time on the match page when an official toss, playing XI, or start is logged by the boards or match officials.

Series narratives such as momentum or form should be built only from completed match data. This page provides verified schedule and result context rather than subjective forecasting. For fans tracking the sequence, each match page and official board announcement is the authoritative source for outcomes and post‑match details.

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Players to follow based on recent facts

Justin Greaves is a West Indies right‑hand batter (No. 6) and right‑arm medium‑fast all‑rounder, born 26 February 1994, whose maiden ODI century came in the first ODI of this series. His ODI record at the time of these notes was 26 matches, 24 innings, 607 runs with a highest score of 101, average 31.94, and one century and one fifty.

Use player pages and official statistical summaries for ongoing context. Individual match performances update career aggregates; this page highlights names appearing in the series information but does not predict future selection or contribution. Always confirm playing XIs from official match reports before making any personal recordkeeping updates.

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Venue and ground notes for ACA Stadium, Barsapara

The ACA Stadium at Barsapara, Guwahati is the scheduled venue for the second ODI on 30 September 2026. Local stadium logistics, such as expected toss timing, are governed by standard match protocols unless otherwise announced by the match referee or organising authority. Venue facilities and broadcast arrangements are detailed on official venue pages.

When tracking a match in India, convert UTC to IST by adding 5 hours 30 minutes. For the listed 08:30 UTC start, the corresponding local Indian start time is 14:00 IST, and the scheduled toss time would ordinarily be 13:30 IST. Confirm actual on‑ground times via the match page for any late changes.

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How live updates and verification are managed

This site compiles schedule and result information from primary official sources such as Cricket West Indies, BCCI, tournament pages and match pages. For each fixture we record the documented scheduled start time and any official match identifier to help readers cross‑check automated feeds and media reports.

Dynamic status cards and real‑time scoreboards are supplied separately by deterministic automation. Users should treat the match page as the definitive source for observed events like the toss, playing XIs, and official result. If there is any discrepancy between this summary and the official match page, the board’s match page takes precedence.

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Questions, sources and next reading

When is the second ODI between India and West Indies scheduled?

The second ODI is scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026 at ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati with a start time of 08:30 UTC, which is 14:00 IST.

Has the toss for the second ODI been observed?

As of 29 September 2026 an observed toss has not been recorded. The schedule indicates an expected toss 30 minutes before the start (13:30 IST), but readers should verify the toss on the official match page close to the fixture time.

Where can I verify live results and official updates?

Official match pages and the boards’ fixture lists provide authoritative updates. This page records scheduled times and identifiers; for live events use the match page maintained by the organising board or competition host.

What is Justin Greaves’ recent highlight in the series?

Justin Greaves scored his maiden ODI century (101) in the first ODI of this series and is listed as an all‑rounder with both batting and bowling contributions in his ODI record.