India vs West Indies: Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma sometimes bat like they are playing PS4 - Yuzvendra Chahal

While Kohli was the aggressor, Rohit preferred to play second fiddle as India chased down the target of 323 with 47 balls to spare.

India skipper Virat Kohli and deputy Rohit Sharma sent the West Indies bowlers on a leather hunt in Guwahati on Sunday. While Kohli was the aggressor, Rohit preferred to play second fiddle as India chased down the target of 323 with 47 balls to spare. The duo put on 246 for the second wicket and teammate Yuzvendra Chahal feels that the way Kohli and Rohit bat at times, it is almost like they are playing PS4.

Rohit Sharma celebrates his century with captain Virat kohli (right) in Guwahati on Sunday. (PTI)

“We enjoy watching them (Rohit and Kohli) bat, they are two legends of the game, (smiles) at times we feel they are playing PS4,” he said.

Commenting on his own performance on a batsman-friendly wicket, Chahal said: “On this wicket, we needed to vary our pace, we have to guess what the batsman is doing and bowl according to that. They (West Indies batsmen) were looking to hit sixes, so I didn’t want to bowl the fuller ball. They are strong guys, need to bowl slower in the air, it’s different when the ball spins.”

Chahal finished with figures of 3/41 from his 10 overs and even though his spin partner Ravindra Jadeja was slightly more expensive (2/66 from his 10), the leg-spinner said that they look to complement each other. “I played with Jaddu bhai in the Asia Cup, I told him that he could bowl slower on this wicket, we always talk with each other, even with Kuldeep, we make a good trio,” he said.

On a belter of a wicket, with Rohit playing perfect foil, Kohli raced to his half-century off 35 balls to take the wind out of Windies’ sails. By the time he was on 78, Rohit had reached 35 and India were well on course.