Jasprit Bumrah completes a unique set of five-wicket hauls
0- Number of Test wins for India away from home, that were larger than this 318-run triumph. Overall, this is India's fourth biggest victory. The previous biggest overseas victory had come in Galle in 2017, by 304 runs. Four of the five biggest Test wins for India in terms of runs have come under Kohli's captaincy.
12- Number of victories for India under Virat Kohli in Tests outside India - the most under any captain. Kohli goes past Sourav Ganguly who had 11 wins in 28 away Tests. Kohli has captained in 26 away Tests. With this win, he also equals MS Dhoni's record of most Test wins for India - 27.
100- West Indies' total - their lowest against India in Tests. The previous lowest was 103 in Kingston in 2006. West Indies were 50 for 9 before their last wicket piled up quick 50 runs.
| Bowler | Figures | Opposition | Ground | Year |
| JJ Bumrah | 5/7 | West Indies | North Sound | 2019 |
| SLV Raju | 6/12 | Sri Lanka | Chandigarh | 1990 |
| Harbhajan Singh | 5/13 | West Indies | Kingston | 2006 |
| SP Gupte | 5/18 | Pakistan | Dhaka | 1955 |
| J Srinath | 6/21 | South Africa | Ahmedabad | 1996 |
| RA Jadeja | 5/12 | South Africa | Mohali | 2015 |
5 for 7- Bumrah's figures, which is the cheapest five-wicket haul by an India bowler in Test history. Overall, there have been only three instances of a bowler picking five or more wickets conceding fewer runs. The previous cheapest five-for by an India bowler was 6 for 12 by Venkatapathy Raju against Sri Lanka in Chandigarh in 1990.
4- Number of five-wicket hauls for Jasprit Bumrah in Tests. All have come in four different tours so far - South Africa, England, Australia, and now the West Indies. He is the first India bowler, and in fact the first from Asia, to take a five-wicket haul in each of those four countries. He has remarkably achieved the feat in just his first set of tours.
10.94- Average of India fast bowlers in this Test - their best in any Test where they bowled 50-plus overs. The previous best was 12.76 at Headingley in 1986. India's fast bowlers picked 18 wickets in this match, their joint-most in a Test in West Indies.
29- Number of innings without a century for Ajinkya Rahane before he got to the three-figure mark in the second innings of this Test. His last century was in Colombo (SSC) in August 2017. This was Rahane's second century against West Indies. He averages 91.16 against them in eight innings and has made five fifty-plus scores including two in both innings of this match.