article_snippet: India sealed Defending champions place in the World Cup knockout stages with a nervy run chase against West Indies in Perth.
article_snippet: India, who bowled the Windies out for 182, therefore remain one of two unbeaten teams in the tournament - co-hosts New Zealand are the other - after scrambling the verdict with 10.5 overs to spare on a typically bouncy pitch at the WACA.
article_snippet: West Indies were hapless in the first 10 overs, after winning the toss on a glorious afternoon, and might have been bowled out even more cheaply but for four dropped catches by India and captain Jason Holder's second successive half-century from number nine.
article_snippet: saw the Windies number three run out for just two.
article_snippet: Two wickets in an impressive new-ball spell from Jerome Taylor gave the Windies the Windies renewed hope, both openers going as Shikhar Dhawan was caught at second slip and Rohit Sharma edged an attempted drive behind.
highlights_snippet: West Indies bowled out for disappointing 182 in World Cup game in Perth .
  