New Chandigarh, Oct. 3 -- As the West Indies chased down 352 in the third and final ODI against India, skipper Shubman Gill acknowledged the team's progress, saying that while several boxes had been ticked, there were still areas that needed fine-tuning.

Gill felt India posted a decent total but dew and being four overs behind allowed the opposition to take control at the end. He highlighted fielding lapses, dropped catches, and death bowling as key areas needing improvement.

Hope scored an unbeaten 162 off 143 balls as West Indies beat India by five wickets in the third and final ODI in Mullanpur on Saturday.

The Men in Maroon pulled off their highest successful ODI chase, chasing down 352 to stun India and secure a massive confidence...