Statistical highlights of Monday's fourth one-dayer between India [ Images ] and the West Indies [ Images ] in Antigua.

# Andre Russell (3/16) produced his best bowling figures against India -- his second best in ODIs. He had registered 4 for 49 against England [ Images ] at Chennai on March 17, 2011.

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# Kieron Pollard (70 off 72 balls) registered his first fifty against India in ODIs. His first fifty in the Caribbean is his fourth in ODIs - his highest is 94 against Ireland at Mohali on March 11, 2011.

# Pollard's 70 is his second highest innings in ODIs.

# Pollard and Carlton Baugh put on 96 for the sixth wicket – the West Indies' second highest against India in ODIs. The highest is 118 between Nehemiah Perry and Ricardo Powell at Singapore on September 8, 1999.

# The partnership is the highest for the sixth wicket at North Sound, outstripping the 63 between Matthew Hayden [ Images ] and Shane Watson [ Images ] for Australia [ Images ] against West Indies on March 27, 2007.

# Amit Mishra [ Images ] (10-3-56-2) conceded 56 runs -- the most by him in an innings in ODIs. He had figures of 9-0-56-0 against Zimbabwe at Harare on June 3, 2010.

# Praveen Kumar [ Images ] (10-0-37-3) registered his best bowling performance in the Caribbean in ODIs, surpassing the 2 for 37 at Port of Spain on June 6, 2011.

# Anthony Martin (4/36) produced his career-best bowling figures in ODIs, eclipsing the 2 for 39 at Port of Spain on June 6, 2011.

# Martin's bowling figures are the best at North Sound, Antigua, outstripping Scott Styris' [ Images ] 4 for 43 for New Zealand [ Images ] against Bangladesh on April 2, 2007.

# Ravichandran Ashwin (15) registered his highest innings against the West Indies in ODIs.

# Martin received the Man of the Match award for the first time in ODIs.

# Baugh (39 off 57 balls) posted his highest innings against India.

# Ishant Sharma [ Images ] registered his third duck in ODIs – his first against the West Indies.

# Rohit Sharma [ Images ] (39) is the first batsman to aggregate 200 runs (ave. 200.00) in the present series. He was out for the first time in the series.

# Rohit has amassed 200 runs in a bilateral series for the first time.

# Rohit is the third Indian batsman to score 200 runs or more in a bilateral series against the West Indies in the Caribbean, joining Virender Sehwag [ Images ] (237, at an average of 47.40 in 2006) and Mohammad Kaif (205, at an average of 51.25 in 2006).

# With four dismissals, Baugh produced his best performance as a wicketkeeper in ODIs.

# The West Indies' triumph by 103 runs, is their first at North Sound, Antigua, having lost the previous five ODIs at this venue.

# India registered an unwanted feat at North Sound by losing the game by 103 runs, emulating West Indies' defeat to Australia by the same margin on March 27, 2007 -- the only two defeats by 100-plus run-margins at this venue.

# India registered their biggest defeat against the West Indies in the Caribbean. They first lost by 100 runs or more (101) at Georgetown on March 21, 1989.

# India (146) registered their second lowest total in the West Indies -- their lowest being 123 at Port of Spain on June 1, 2002.

# India's 146 off 39 overs is their lowest by any team at Antigua.

# The West Indies (249/8) posted their highest total in the Caribbean in nine matches in 2011, surpassing the 240 for nine against India at Port of Spain on June 8.

# Amit Mishra (nine wickets at an average of 17.00 in four matches) needs one more to surpass Ajit Agarkar's [ Images ] Indian record of most wickets (9 at an average of 18.11 in five matches in 2006) in a bilateral series against West Indies in the Caribbean.

# Manoj Tiwary has become the first Indian fielder to take three catches in an innings in ODIs against the West Indies in the Caribbean.

# Lendl Simmons (67 off 78 balls) registered his highest innings against India - his second fifty.

# Simmons has eight fifties in ODIs – his highest being 77 not out against Pakistan at Providence on May 5, 2011.

# Simmons has totalled 450 runs in just nine ODIs this year at an average of 56.25, including six fifties. His excellent average is the best by a West Indian in 2011.