India vs West Indies, 2nd Test - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

John Campbell: (On registering his maiden Test century) I can’t really put it into words right now. Maybe tomorrow I’ll be able to describe it. We always spoke about it being a good batting track. As a batsman, once you get a start here, it becomes easier. I think I still went for my shots, it was just about being more selective. My shot selection was a lot clearer in this innings. I’ve always enjoyed playing the sweep. Thankfully, it worked well for me. (On reaching the hundred with a six) Before the ball, I saw him putting mid-on a little bit closer, so I thought, if it’s close enough for me, I’m going for it. (On his dismissal in the first innings) That was a freak of a catch. Honestly, I couldn’t have done anything different. I am just thankful I could come back in the second innings and make a big contribution for the team.

17:00 Local Time, 11:30 GMT, 17:00 IST: India find themselves in a commanding position at the end of Day 4 of the Delhi Test. It’s not often that a Test in Indian conditions goes the distance, but credit to John Campbell and Shai Hope for ensuring this one does. The duo extended their overnight stand with the same determination that defined their partnership on Day 3. Campbell brought up his maiden Test hundred, while Hope ended an eight-year wait for a century in the longest format. Their resistance kept India at bay in the morning session, before Jadeja trapped Campbell out lbw. Mohammed Siraj removed Shai Hope with the second new ball sparking a collapse of sorts. Kuldeep Yadav outfoxed the lower middle order, while Jasprit Bumrah cleaned up the tail despite the 10th wicket fight from Jayden Seales and Greaves. Set a modest 121 for victory, India’s chase began with early intent as Yashasvi Jaiswal attacked from the outset but fell to Warrican in the second over itself. From there, KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan steadied the innings with calm assurance, ensuring no further setbacks as India closed in on what should be a routine win on Day 5. With just 58 runs needed and nine wickets in hand, India look well on course to wrap this up comfortably. See you tomorrow!