Vihari, Shaw tons leave Windies A winless in tri-series

Hanuma Vihari and Prithvi Shaw piled on tons to set up India An's agreeable 203-run triumph on Friday (June 29) in the last association session of the tri-arrangement as Windies A were left winless on this voyage through England. Set to pursue a mammoth 355 for a relief win, subsequent to being as of now thumped out of the race for the last billet, Windies collapsed for 151 inside 38 overs.

Losing both Rishabh Pant and skipper Shreyas Iyer in the fourth finished to Chemar Holder did little to legitimize India's choice to bat, yet Shaw and Vihari's organization guaranteed there was no thinking back for the Indians. The match heaped on 160 keeps running for the third-wicket remain in only 23 overs to turn the tables on Windies A.

Shaw conveyed forward the energy with which he began his thump, notwithstanding losing two accomplices, while Vihari bolstered him capably. The opener hit 16 limits to raise a 87-ball hundred, preceding getting out before long. By and by, it was Holder who got Windies the leap forward.

Vihari assumed responsibility after the young person's rejection and put two 50 years stands - 59 for the fifth wicket with Vijay Shankar and 65 for the 6th wicket with wicketkeeper-bat Ishan Kishan. He raised his century in the 41st over, off 104 balls, and after that switched gears again to hit another 47 keeps running in 24 balls. A run out off the last ball denied him an opportunity to cross the 150-run check. In any case, his thump took India A to a charging 354 from their apportioned 50 overs.

Windies' day abandoned terrible to more awful when Deepak Chahar took out Jermaine Blackwood off the principal bundle of the tall pursue to scratch their assurance further. In another forgettable batting show, Windies continued losing wickets at general interims and couldn't set up a battle. Chandrapaul Hemraj top-scored with 43 however with no genuine associations thriving, his side fell behind very early. Axar Patel was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4 for 34.

The Iyer-drove side will go up against has England Lions in the last on Monday (July 2).

Brief scores: India A 354/6 of every 50 overs (Hanuma Vihari 147, Prithvi Shaw 102; Chemar Holder 3-70) beat Windies A 151 out of 37.4 overs (Chandrapaul Hemraj 43; Axar Patel 4-34, Deepak Chahar 2-21) by 203 runs.