India Players' Rating After ODI Series vs West Indies [Source: AFP]India concluded the 3-game ODI series against West Indies with a 2-1 victory. While they won the first two games comfortably, the Windies redeemed themselves in the final ODI by chasing down 352 runs.Having said that, this series was an eye-opener for India with respect to the 2027 World Cup preparation. A lot of players shone while some underperformed, causing a headache for the team management.On that note, here are the complete player ratings for India after the ODI series vs West Indies.India Player Ratings for ODI Series vs West IndiesRohit Sharma - 9.5/10Former captain Rohit Sharma passed the ODI series vs West Indies with flying colours. He scored a century in the second game, followed by a 92-run under-pressure knock in the final ODI. Rohit not only batted deep but also showed composure in tricky situations. Hence, he deserves 9.5 points out of 10.Shubman Gill - 9/10Captain Shubman Gill was undoubtedly the star of the series with 334 runs scored at a strike rate of over 135. After a ton in the first game, Gill followed it up with a record double century in the second innings, where India chased down 406 runs. Gill was equally good in the field as captain and eventually won the player of the series award as well.Also Read - When Will Rohit Sharma And Virat Kohli Play Next After IND vs WI ODI Series 2026?Virat Kohli - 7.5/10Star batter Virat Kohli also had a successful series with 168 runs at a strike rate of 155. He began the series with a century (139) and followed it up with a 29-run knock in Guwahati. However, in the final game, he was dismissed for a golden duck. Moreover, Kohli was slightly sloppy in the field, which is very unlike him. Hence, due to these lapses, he gets 7.5 out of 10.Ruturaj Gaikwad - 7/10In the absence of Shreyas Iyer, Ruturaj Gaikwad got an opportunity to play at no. 4. He managed to score 101 runs in total, including a crucial 57-run knock in the third ODI. Overall, Gaikwad got too little time to spend on the crease, and he did his best. Hence, he gets 7 out of 10.KL Rahul - 9/10Interestingly, KL Rahul only got to bat in the third ODI, and he made his mark. With India 2 down early at Chandigarh, Rahul rebuilt the innings and slammed a classy hundred to push India to a competitive total of 351 runs. Rahul proved useful in every department, and hence he gets 9 out of 10.Naman Dhir - 6/10With Hardik Pandya missing due to injury, India had a chance to use all-rounder Naman Dhir in this ODI series vs West Indies. In only 1 innings that he batted, Dhir scored 30 runs and built a 65-run partnership with KL Rahul. With the ball, he picked up a wicket but conceded expensive spells. So overall, Dhir showed promising signs, but due to inconsistency, he gets a rating of 6.Nitish Reddy- 2/10All-rounder Nitish Reddy played two ODIs in this series and accumulated just 9 runs with the bat. Moreover, with the ball, he got 1 wicket in total and overall appeared clueless. He was nowhere close to his absolute best, and hence, he gets just 2 out of 10. Reddy must work hard and stay injury-free if he wants to make it to the 2027 World Cup.Ravindra Jadeja - 4/10Ravindra Jadeja also played 2 games where he didn’t get to bat. But with the ball, he picked up 2 wickets for 75 runs in the second ODI and remained wicketless in the first game. Overall, Jadeja’s performance was ordinary according to his standards. He didn’t pose a threat as India’s prominent spinner, and hence he must settle for a 4 rating.Kuldeep Yadav - 8/10Kuldeep Yadav was India’s best bowler of the series with 7 wickets accumulated at an average of 23. He picked up a 4-wicket haul in the first ODI and provided crucial breakthroughs throughout the series. He was also the most economical bowler from the Indian side, and he deserves an 8 out of 10 rating.Gurnoor Brar - 4/10Gurnoor Brar had a series to forget. In 3 games, he picked up 3 wickets with an average of 73. In the second ODI, specifically, Brar conceded 96 runs in 10 overs. Also, in the final game, he leaked 64 runs as Windies chased 352 runs. Overall, Brar failed to perform with the new ball as well as the old ball. He gets just 4 out of 10 for inconsistency and underperformance.Prasidh Krishna - 5/10Prasidh Krishna, in the two ODIs that he played, got 3 wickets at an average of 35. He got injured before the Chandigarh game. Regardless, Krishna was decent but a little inconsistent at times. His pattern of bowling expensive overs must end for him to be considered for the 2027 World Cup.Auqib Nabi - 1/10Auqib Nabi made his much-awaited debut in the second ODI but had a nightmarish start as he conceded 84 runs in 8.5 overs without a single wicket. He was later dropped from the third game. So overall, Nabi was invisible and added little value to the Indian side.Anshul Kamboj - 1/10Just like Nabi, Anshul Kamboj also got to debut in the third ODI but went wicketless while conceding 82 runs in 10 overs. He failed to put any pressure on the West Indies as they comfortably chased down 352 runs in Chandigarh. Hence, Kamboj also had a debut to forget.Mohammed Siraj - 7/10Mohammad Siraj got to play in the third ODI in Chandigarh, where he picked up a wicket while conceding 52 runs in 8 overs. Overall. Siraj looked good with the new ball. But he failed to get a breakthrough. Hence, he gets 7 out of 10.Also Read - Indian Players Who Can Be Dropped For New Zealand ODIs After Poor Series vs West Indies
