Guwahati, Sept. 30 -- Following a majestic hundred against the West Indies, former Indian skipper Rohit Sharma said he would keep the celebration private and that "some things are just meant to be with you and not to be shared".

Rohit brought up his century in 72 balls in the second ODI on Wednesday as he did a celebratory hopping jog and punched the air in delight.

West Indies were subjected to a brutal batting onslaught from India, as Shubman Gill's double century and Rohit Sharma's fluent hundred powered the hosts to their highest successful run chase in ODI history.

India chased 406 against the West Indies in the second ODI in Guwahati on Wednesday in just 43.3 overs, becoming only the second team after South Africa to successfully...