West Indies lose a wicket after India win toss

West Indies were 105 for the loss three wickets at the completion of 22 overs, after India won the toss and opted to field first at Kennington Oval in their ICC Champions trophy encounter on Tuesday.

Gayle scored 21 before being caught by Ravichandran Aswin of the bowling of Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Darren Bravo and Johnson Charles stitched a partnership of 78 runs, which gave West Indies the all-important stability, but Ravindra Jadeja cut their partnership short by scalping a well-set Charles leg before wicket for 60. Marlon Samuels failed to create an impact with the bat as he fell prey to Jadeja for a solitary run, putting the West Indian team in a spot of bother.

Earlier in the day, defending his decision of fielding first Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni said his decision of fielding first is because it is currently overcast which could help his bowlers.

India remained unchanged. Dhoni wants the bowlers to improve their lines in the first 10 overs.

West Indian skipper Dwayne Bravo after the toss said he would have bowled first as well, but now wants to forget the conditions and get a good total.

"It is not a bad track to bat first. Ramdin is out, Darren Sammy comes in and confirmation that Johnson Charles will keep," he said.

When asked whether the Ramdin issue has affected the side, Bravo takes his time to choose his words and talks about having to look beyond that.

The last time these two teams played an ODI in England, was back in 1983, when India's victory kicked off a boom for ODIs.

This will be a crucial encounter as both the sides are brimming with confidence.

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