Kolkata, Oct. 1 -- It was a one-day game but you wouldn't know it from the scoreboard. A run rate of 9.33, hundreds from Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma, Gill converting his century into the highest ever double by an ODI captain and still turning in a strike rate of 167.66, courtesy 26 boundaries - second most in an ODI innings - and eight towering sixes, all from the comfort of a Guwahati pitch that any flatter would have tempted flight arrival diversion from the nearby airport. Bowlers were the mass casualty left in the wake of more than 800 runs scored as five batters plundered hundreds in a game where West Indies couldn't prevent India pull off the second highest chase in ODI history to go 2-0 up in the three-match series. For a while, 40...