"We were really eager to get going in this series," said a delighted Indian captain Virat Kohli, whose double century led his side’s batting, after the match.
"Everything came together nicely, from the batting performance to dismissing the West Indies twice. We went with three seamers because of the amount of grass on the wicket and it worked for us."
That's true. He didn't really face a strong attack. He only faced Gabriel, our most threatening bowler, for a handful of deliveries, and only scored 10 runs off him.
I'd love to see Kohli tour England again whilst Anderson and Broad are at their peak. It will be interesting to see if they're able to dominate him again, or if he's adapted and improved.
I believe India play about 18 months of home games after this WI tour, so Kohli's likely to make mountains of runs over the next 2 years.
Cricket is a uncertain game and the current wins would mean nothing if in the future the Indian team loses. Many a players and teams have fallen because of resting on their past laurels, lets just hope this Indian squad is on the same path and they are actually able to realize the strength of the west indies and play accordingly.