Charles missed his century by three runs but led a West Indies recovery, adding 116 with Darren Bravo after the home side had lost three early wickets. <img alt="Johnson Charles" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jul/Johnson-Charles_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 399px;" /> WI&rsquo;s Johnson Charles in full flow against India on Sunday. PIC/AFP The St Lucian batsman was named Man of the Match for his 97 which came off 100 balls and included eight fours and four sixes.u00a0&ldquo;I felt nice and relaxed at the crease. I was told to go out and play my natural game and that is what I did,&rdquo; Charles said. &ldquo;In the last game I had no rhythm but this game I came out with a bit more intent and I knew exactly where I wanted to score. I played to my strengths and played shots according to the fields India set.&rdquo; &ldquo;When you get out for 97 it is always going to be a disappointing feeling but I have to say &lsquo;well done&rsquo; to Tino and Roach for getting us across the line,&rdquo; said Charles.

Opener Johnson Charles says he played his natural game to steer the West Indies to the brink of a nail-biting one-wicket win over India in the second game of the tri-nation series on Sunday.

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