India vs. West Indies: 4th ODI International, Highlights, Scorecard and Report

India beat West Indies by 59 runs in the fourth one-day international as the tourists produced a lacklustre display after it was earlier announced they were abandoning their tour of the sub-continent.

As reported by ESPN Cricinfo, the men from the Caribbean will now fly home following an internal pay dispute which was revealed in a statement by the Indian cricket board during the home side's innings.

A fifth one-dayer, a Twenty20 International and three Test matches have now been shelved after India claimed a 2-1 series win following a meek WI performance in Dharamsala.

West Indies, who won the toss and elected to field at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, saw the hosts make an imposing 330-6 with Virat Kohli compiling a century.

In their reply West Indies could only muster 271 despite 112 from Marlon Samuels.

Kohli ignored the off-field distractions to make 127 from 114 balls, an innings that featured 14 boundaries and three sixes,

			Runs	Minutes	Balls
Dwayne Smith	c Shami	b U Yadav	0	7	11
Darren Bravo		b Patel	40	92	51
Pollard	c Dhawan	b B Kumar	6	35	31
Samuels		b Shami	112	163	106
Ramdin	c Patel	b Jadeja	9	21	21
Dwayne Bravo	lbw	b Jadeja	0	3	2
Sammy	c and b Patel		16	30	21
Russell		b U Yadav	46	22	23
Holder	c Raina	b B Kumar	11	12	8
Taylor		b Shami	11	14	11
Benn	not out		1	7	4
Extras		0nb 9w 0b 10lb	19
Bowler		Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
B Kumar		10	2	25	2
U Yadav		9	0	44	2
Shami		9.1	0	72	2
Kohli		1	0	14	0
Patel		10	1	26	2
Jadeja		9	1	80	2

He put on 138 for the third wicket with Suresh Raina, who thumped 71 from 58 balls, after Shikhar Dhawan (35) and Ajinkya Rahane (68) had given the hosts a solid start.

In their reply, opener Dwayne Smith went for a duck in the second over as they limped to 26-1 at the end of the powerplay.

			Runs	Minutes	Balls
Rahane	lbw	b Benn	68	104	79
Dhawan	c Darren Bravo	b Russell	35	52	35
Kohli	run out (Ramdin)		127	166	114
Raina	c Ramdin	b Taylor	71	82	58
Dhoni	run out (Pollard)		6	11	5
Jadeja	c Russell	b Holder	2	3	2
Rayudu	not out		12	14	7
Extras		0nb 3w 0b 6lb	9		9
Bowler		Overs	Maidens	Runs	Wickets
Taylor		9	0	77	1
Holder		9	0	52	1
Russell		7	0	48	1
Benn		8	0	30	1
Samuels		10	0	54	0
Dwayne Bravo		6	0	51	0
Pollard		1	0	12	0

Samuels, at least, offered some expansive strokeplay but wickets fell regularly at the other end with captain Dwayne Bravo going for a second ball duck.

A 57-run partnership for the seventh wicket with Andre Russell (46 from 23 balls) gave WI a glimmer but Samuels was the final man out in the 49th over.