Auqib Nabi's debut for India against the West Indies in the second ODI was marked by a poor performance. He conceded 84 runs, the highest economy rate of the match. This led to concerns over choosing Nabi over Siraj. Fans and analysts questioned the decision. The West Indies crossed the 400-mark for the first time in the match. Nabi's expensive debut highlighted the difficulties in his international journey.
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