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Kolkata, November 17 (ANI): Expressing delight at teams victory, Indian cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said that the team has given good over all performance.India today clinched the three match Test series against the West Indies by winning the second test match by an innings and 15 runs. The West Indies put up a strong fightback earlier today with Darren Bravo contributing a valuable 138 runs. However, that didnt turn out to be enough as the Indian bowlers grabbed six wickets in the session to wrap up the match on the fourth day at the Eden Gardens. Now both the teams would head to Mumbai where the third match commences on November 22.

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