India, Sept. 29 -- Watching Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill bat in tandem sends every cricket lover into a state of tranquillity, as if they know they can now sit back, relax and enjoy the masterful art of batsmanship without worrying about the outcome. A similar script unfolded in the first ODI between India national cricket team and West Indies national cricket team in Thiruvananthapuram, when the King and Prince combined to turn a potentially tricky chase into a one-sided affair. Gill, now leading India in ODIs, struck 110 for his 10th ODI century, while Kohli remained unbeaten on 139 from 88 balls, bringing up his 55th ODI hundred and becoming only the second batter after Sachin Tendulkar to cross 15,000 runs in the format. Their 151-run...