Ashish Nehra made a memorable comeback after four years, topping the wicket takers list,in the against the West Indies.

Meanwhile, skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni became the highest scorer.

By virtue of amassing 182 runs from three innings with an average of 91, Dhoni became the numero uno batsman of the series that India won 2-1 yesterday.

Nehra bagged six wickets from three outings to finish the series with an economy rate of 5.84.

The left-arm Delhi pacer, seeking to consolidate his place in the national side, capitalised on humid conditions in the West Indies to make the batsmen's life miserable.

Nehra on a roll

Nehra shared the wicket takers list along with West Indian pacer Dwayne Bravo.

They are followed by young West Indian pacer Ravi Rampaul, India all-rounder Yusuf Pathan and the hosts Jerome Taylor, all picking up four wickets each.

Among batsmen, the India captain was followed by deputy Yuvraj Singh with 168 runs from three innings.

The stylish left-hander from Punjab cracked a blistering 102-ball 131 in the first ODI in Kingston to help India secure a 1-0 lead, which was the only hundred in the series.

Opener Runako Morton, third in the list with 161 runs, was the highest run-getter among the Caribbeans, followed by Ramnaresh Sarwan (134) and the West Indies skipper Chris Gayle (128).