Auqib Nabi registered unwanted record [Source: X]Jammu and Kashmir speedster Auqib Nabi landed an unwanted record for himself during his debut ODI for India against the West Indies in Guwahati. He conceded 84 runs, thus conceding the most expensive spell.Nabi, who delivered a sensational performance during the Ranji Trophy 2025-26 season, got an India call-up for the ODI series against the West Indies, and in the second game, he was handed his debut cap.Auqib Nabi scripts unwanted record on ODI debutHowever, his memorable debut turned into a nightmare. In his very second over, Auqib Nabi conceded 17 runs, followed by an 11-run over. He was later removed from the attack and brought back in the death overs.Once again, Nabi conceded a ridiculous amount of runs and finished his spell with 84 runs in 8.5 overs, thus claiming the record for bowling the most expensive spell bowled by an Indian on ODI debut.Most Runs Conceded by an Indian on ODI Debut:84 - 𝗔𝘂𝗾𝗶𝗯 𝗡𝗮𝗯𝗶 vs WI (Guwahati, 2026)83 - Karsan Ghavri vs ENG (Lord’s, 1975)76 - Mohammed Siraj vs AUS (Adelaide, 2019)Before Nabi, Karsan Ghavri held the record when he conceded 83 runs in 11 overs vs England at Lord’s in 1975. Mohammed Siraj also features in the list with 76 in 10 overs on debut vs Australia in 2019.Needless to say, Auqib Nabi’s much-anticipated debut didn’t turn out the way the fans expected it to and going forward, the J&K pacer will have to fight for his place.Also Read - What Is India’s Highest Successful Run-Chase In ODIs?Gurnoor Brar lands in expensive bowling figures listApart from Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar also had a rough day on the field during the second ODI against West Indies. He landed in the list of most expensive bowling figures registered for India in ODIs.The record is held by Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who conceded 106 runs for 1 wicket against South Africa in 2015. Brar, meanwhile, ranks fourth with 96 runs conceded for 2 wickets in 10 overs.Most Expensive Bowling Figures for India in ODIs:1/106 - Bhuvneshwar Kumar vs South Africa, Mumbai, 20151/102 - Vinay Kumar vs Australia, Bengaluru, 20130/97 - Gurnoor Brar vs England, Lord's, 20262/96 - Gurnoor Brar vs West Indies, Guwahati, 20261/92 - Bhuvneshwar Kumar vs New Zealand, Kanpur, 2017Unfortunately, Brar features in the list twice as he previously leaked 97 runs for zero dismissals against England at Lord’s. It was a day to forget for Indian bowlers at Guwahati as West Indies ended up posting 405 runs, their highest ever ODI total.Guwahati performance not a positive sign for IndiaIt’s safe to say that the Indian bowlers’ performance in the second ODI against West Indies at Guwahati would worry the Indian camp. The preparations for the 2027 ODI World Cup have begun, and the fast bowlers have appeared listless so far.Even against a low-ranked team like West Indies, Indian pacers struggled to chip wickets. With this lineup, the men in blue will definitely fail to tackle teams like Australia, England and South Africa in the World Cup.Overall, it’s a wake-up call for India. They must work on getting injured pacers like Harshit Rana back and manage Jasprit Bumrah’s workload so he can return in time for the 2027 World Cup.Also Read - Mitchell Marsh Equals Steve Waugh's Tally With Another 50 vs SA
