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

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Roston Chase to Gill, out Caught by Justin Greaves!! Roston Chase has the last laugh! Gill advances down the wicket to slog this across the line, and he has completely miscued it. The ball skies high up in the air and Greaves stationed at mid-wicket settles underneath it to take a safe catch. India only 13 runs away from an emphatic win.. Gill c Justin Greaves b Roston Chase 13(15) [4s-1 6s-1]

Roston Chase to Sai Sudharsan, out Caught by Shai Hope!! Edged and caught! A sharp one-handed catch from Hope at slip and West Indies have something to cheer on Day 5. Was a nicely tossed up delivery on off, the length drew Sudharsan into the big drive, but it dipped and turned across the left-hander, finds the edge and it flew to the right of first slip - Hope had very little reaction time, but he flung himself to his right and came up with a one-handed grab. Sai Sudharsan c Shai Hope b Roston Chase 39(76) [4s-5]

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Warrican to Jaiswal, out Caught by Anderson Phillip!! Warrican strikes in his first over. Jaiswal was the one batsman who could have scored quickly, but he's gone early. Advances down the wicket and looks to go big, launches it towards long-on, and Phillip stationed in the deep takes a comfortable catch. Just a couple of boundaries for the opener. Jaiswal c Anderson Phillip b Warrican 8(7) [4s-2]

Bumrah to Jayden Seales, out Caught by Washington Sundar!! Jasprit Bumrah wraps it up! 140.1kph, in-angling length ball on leg, Seales looks to flick it away. Doesn't bother to keep it down and picks out Washington Sundar at deep square leg. Seales is distraught but he's done a really good job. The 79-run 10th wicket stand has been broken. Jayden Seales c Washington Sundar b Bumrah 32(67) [4s-1 6s-1]

Bumrah to Anderson Phillip, out Caught by Dhruv Jurel!! Edged and caught! That's a proper Bumrah speciality and poor Phillip had no chance - shortened the length around off, gets it to angle back and then held its line, draws Phillip forward into the defensive push, gets a thin feather and Dhruv Jurel does the rest. He doesn't bother to review and West Indies are now nine wickets down. Anderson Phillip c Dhruv Jurel b Bumrah 2(10)

Bumrah to Warrican, out Bowled!! The off-stump is sent cart-wheeling, you could see this coming - on a good length and it kept coming back into the right-hander, Warrican was pressing forward, but he did so with a big gap between bat and pad, flicks the thigh and the off-stump is sent on its way towards Dhruv Jurel and India are firmly on their way towards a 2-0 series win. Warrican b Bumrah 3(6)

Kuldeep Yadav to Khary Pierre, out Caught by Nitish Reddy!! Oh dear! This is a shocking dismissal and West Indies are slowly petering away - was a nicely tossed up delivery on off, plenty of loop and above Pierre's eyeline, he couldn't resist himself and went for the big swipe - but the ball spins away, he ends up playing across the line and the big leading edge goes nowhere. Nitish under the skier at mid-off and West Indies are slipping badly. Khary Pierre c Nitish Reddy b Kuldeep Yadav 0(2)

Kuldeep Yadav to Roston Chase, out Caught by (sub)Padikkal!! A sharp catch at mid-wicket and the set-batter has been dismissed. Was a nicely tossed up delivery on the leg-stump line and Chase went back on the tuck - but he's a tad too early onto the shot, goes off the outer half and lobs to the left of straight mid-wicket. Padikkal, on for Bumrah, moves across and then slides to complete the two-handed catch. West Indies are into the lead, but India are slowly chipping away now. Roston Chase c (sub)Padikkal b Kuldeep Yadav 40(72) [4s-4 6s-1]

Kuldeep Yadav to Tevin Imlach, out Lbw!! Kuldeep strikes at the stroke of drinks break. This was on the shorter side and it kept really straight. Tevin Imlach gets beaten due to the lack of bounce and is rapped on the pads. Kuldeep appeals, the Indian players appeal and the umpire doesn't disappoint them. Up goes the finger and out goes the batsman. Doesn't bother reviewing it as it looked plumb. Replays confirm it was pitching in line, the impact was right on the money and it would've crashed into the stumps. Tevin Imlach lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 12(13) [4s-1 6s-1]

Siraj to Shai Hope, out Bowled!! There comes the iconic 'Siuu CR7' celebration by Siraj! He gets the set batsman. The big fish- Hope is gone. Back of a length delivery around off, Shai Hope gets outfoxed due to the lack of bounce and the inside edge rattles the middle pole. A superb century by Shai Hope, but this was just the opening India were looking for. Walks back to a standing ovation by the crowd and his teammates does the centurion. Probably a lapse in concentration after reaching that magical three-digit milestone. Shai Hope b Siraj 103(214) [4s-12 6s-2]

Siraj to Shai Hope, FOUR, a Test century for Shai Hope - his first in eight years! After those twin tons against England back in 2017, it’s been a long and testing wait for him in the red-ball format. But he’s delivered when his team needed it most, bringing up his third Test hundred at a crucial juncture. The West Indies looked down and out when India enforced the follow-on yesterday, but who would’ve thought they would fight back in such emphatic fashion? First Campbell, now Hope - these two centuries have brought the visitors right back into the contest. Batting on this wicket in the fourth innings won’t be easy, and every run the West Indies add here will make life tougher for India. Coming back to the ball - it was a length delivery outside off that kept low. Shai Hope brings his bat down in time and gets an outside edge that races away to the third man fence. Takes off his helmet and celebrates the milestone, but he would like to continue batting in the same way and make it big

Jadeja to John Campbell, out Lbw!! Ravindra Jadeja is celebrating, the Indian fielders are super confident, umpire Paul Reiffel takes his time to raise the finger. He probably wanted the bowler to turn back and appeal. Campbell has a word with his partner before sending it upstairs. The centurion attempts the reverse-sweep against this length ball bowled slightly quicker. Looks plumb. No under-edge, confirms UltraEdge. Over to ball-tracking and it's three reds. Jadeja breaks the 177-run stand. End of Campbell's fine knock who raises his bat as he takes the long walk back. His team-mates stand and applaud. John Campbell lbw b Jadeja 115(199) [4s-12 6s-3]

Jadeja to John Campbell, SIX, there's the maiden Test hundred for John Campbell, it's been a long time coming, in his 50th innings - removes his helmet and soaks in the applause from the dressing room, has been a fighting hundred and an innings laced in quality - was floated just outside off and there was no half-measures on the slog-sweep, sends it high and deeep into the stands at wide long-on

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Washington Sundar to Athanaze, out Bowled!! That's a superb delivery and Athanaze is left bewildered - India strike on the stroke of tea and it's the first wicket of the match for Sundar. Drifted in with the angle, drew the left-hander forward and then ripped past the outside edge - Athanaze didn't do a lot wrong, but he's ended up losing his off-stump, the players walk off for tea at the dismissal of Athanaze. Athanaze b Washington Sundar 7(17) [4s-1]

Siraj to Chanderpaul, out Caught by Gill!! A miscued pull and Gill runs back from mid-wicket to mid-on to complete a tumbling catch - Banged in short and just outside off, doesn't bounce a lot and Chanderpaul finds himself cramped up for room on the pull, looked very ugly, hit high on the bat and lobbed towards mid-on, might've dropped short of the fielder, but Gill scurries back, keeps his eyes on the ball, dives with both hands and completes a sensational catch. End of an unhappy sequence of scores in this series for Chanderpaul. Chanderpaul c Gill b Siraj 10(30) [4s-1]

Kuldeep Yadav to Jayden Seales, out Lbw!! That's a five-wicket haul for Kuldeep Yadav! That's a googly by Kuldeep and Jayden Seales gets beaten on his defence. Rapped on the pads, adjacent to the stumps. Jayden Seales opts for the review, but replays confirm this was crashing into the stumps. A clinical bowling performance by the left-arm wrist spinner as he leads the Indian players on their way back to the dressing room. Jayden Seales lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 13(25) [4s-3]

Kuldeep Yadav to Jayden Seales, out Lbw!! That's a five-wicket haul for Kuldeep Yadav! That's a googly by Kuldeep and Jayden Seales gets beaten on his defence. Rapped on the pads, adjacent to the stumps. Jayden Seales opts for the review, but replays confirm this was crashing into the stumps. A clinical bowling performance by the left-arm wrist spinner as he leads the Indian players on their way back to the dressing room. Jayden Seales lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 13(25) [4s-3]

Bumrah to Khary Pierre, out Bowled!! That's a peach of a delivery! Bumrah strikes in the first over of the session. A perfect length delivery around off, straightens off the deck and Khary Pierre gets beaten on his defence. Hits the top of off pole and the frustrating 9th wicket partnership has been broken. Khary Pierre's resillience comes to an end. Khary Pierre b Bumrah 23(46) [4s-3]

Siraj to Warrican, out Bowled!! He's got him now and he doesn't need a review for this - pitched up in that channel just outside off - nips back in and Warrican's feet is rooted to the crease as he pokes at that, he's playing well away from his body, gets a thick inside edge and drags it back onto the stumps - the middle-pole lays flat on the ground, the off-pole is pegged back and West Indies are falling away in a heap on the third morning. Warrican b Siraj 1(5)

Kuldeep Yadav to Justin Greaves, out Lbw!! Justin Greaves has been adjudged lbw and he's walking. Flighted legbreak, Greaves attempts the reverse-sweep and misses to get trapped plumb in front. Greaves knows he's a goner and doesn't even bother to have a word with his partner. Justin Greaves lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 18(20) [4s-3]

Kuldeep Yadav to Tevin Imlach, out Lbw!! DDP dives and catches at short leg. Up goes umpire Richard Illingworth's finger. Tevin Imlach is in disbelief. Has a word with his partner and reviews it. The TV umpire says that it's a review for lbw. Imlach shuffles on the back foot to turn this leggie through the leg-side and misses to get hit on the front pad around the knee-roll in front of the stumps. He's back in the crease as well. UltraEdge confirms no inside edge. Over to ball-tracking and it's three reds! West Indies lose Imlach and burn a review in the process. Imlach's resistance comes to an end. Two wickets in two overs for Kuldeep, he's removed both the overnight batters. Tevin Imlach lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 21(67) [4s-3]

Kuldeep Yadav to Shai Hope, out Bowled!! Cleaned up! Kuldeep strikes and he's elated. Jumps and punches the air in delight. 83.8kph, flighted delivery that drifts away and Shai Hope lunges forward to block expecting it to spin in. The ball goes on with the angle, beats the outside edge and crashes into the off-stump. Hope was looking comfortable at the crease but his innings has been cut short as he plays down the wrong line. Shai Hope b Kuldeep Yadav 36(57) [4s-5]

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Jadeja to Roston Chase, out Caught&Bowled!! Oh dear! The wheels are falling away once again - a tame dismissal and the West Indian captain has been dismissed for a duck. Was nicely tossed up on middle and leg, drifts in and there's a bit of turn acros the right-hander - Chase leant forward and was looking to drive against the turn, he ain't to the pitch of the ball and scoops a simple return catch to the bowler. Things fast going pear shaped for the Windies after a promising start. Roston Chase c and b Jadeja 0(7)

Kuldeep Yadav to Athanaze, out Caught by Jadeja!! .. and he strikes immediately - This has been the story for West Indies, Athanaze did all the hard work, got himself to a start and somehow finds a way to throw his wicket away - this was tossed up on off and he couldn't resist going for the big slog-sweep, but the ball dips onto him and there's no elevation on the shot - drags it off the inner half to mid-wicket where Jadeja pouches the chance with ease. Athanaze c Jadeja b Kuldeep Yadav 41(84) [4s-5 6s-1]

Jadeja to Chanderpaul, out Caught by Rahul!! Couple of juggles and Rahul manages to take it on the third attempt. Chanderpaul's resistance comes to an end. There was a short break in play before the start of this over, Chanderpaul attacked the first ball after it and now nicks off. Jadeja held the length back, got it to stop on the southpaw and Chanderpaul pressed forward, went searching for the ball and outside edged it to slip, went quickly to Rahul and he somehow managed to cling on. Chanderpaul c Rahul b Jadeja 34(67) [4s-4 6s-1]

Jadeja to John Campbell, out Caught by Sai Sudharsan!! Oh! That's an absolute freak catch and John Campbell can only look surprised. He needs some medical attention, but India have the opening wicket. But how unlucky can one be? Was tossed up just outside off and he nailed the slog sweep - Sai Sudharsan at FSL took his eyes off and was ducking for cover, but as he left his fingers pointed upwards, the ball somehow clutched along his helmet, chest and hands, he did make sure that it didn't pop out, but that's a whole bit for luck for India. John Campbell c Sai Sudharsan b Jadeja 10(25) [4s-2]

Roston Chase to Dhruv Jurel, out Bowled!! 89.6kph, flat and quick attacking the stumps, Jurel clears his front leg to heave it across the line. Misses it altogether to hear the death rattle. Jurel misses his fifty by 6 runs in an attempt to go for the big shot. Dhruv Jurel b Roston Chase 44(79) [4s-5]

Khary Pierre to Gill, 3 runs, 10th Test hundred for Shubman Gill, 5th as Indian captain! It's been an almost flawless knock from the stylish right-handed batsman. While he was subdued in his approach last evening, he's played his natural game today. 86.1kph, Pierre bowls it on the shorter side and that'sd been cut away to the left of cover. The fielder dives and half-stops it. Gill removes his cap and raises his bat to acknowledge the applause from the Delhi crowd, gets a hug from Dhruv Jurel as well

Warrican to Nitish Reddy, out Caught by Jayden Seales!! Warrican has his man! Nitish puts his head down as soon as he played that shot. He has missed out on a very good opportunity. Promoted to number 5, dropped on 20 and he throws it away 7 runs short of his fifty. He had struck a couple of sixes off Warrican over long-on but this time the length is not there to play the shot, it is held back and Nitish gets a big top-edge, the ball skies towards long-on and Seales takes a simple catch. He did crouch low to play the shot but still could not get under the ball. Nitish Reddy c Jayden Seales b Warrican 43(54) [4s-4 6s-2]

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Jayden Seales to Gill, FOUR, back-to-back fifties for captain Gill! Touch too full from Seales and Gill clips it away beautifully through midwicket. Superb timing and the ball reaches the fence in a jiffy. Gill raises his bat as there's a loud cheer from the Delhi crowd. After being defensive last evening, the Indian skipper has hit a flurry of boundaries this morning

Jayden Seales to Jaiswal, out Jaiswal Run Out!! Jaiswal gets sent back and he's run-out! An unhappy Jaiswal says it's his call before walking back. India have gifted West Indies a wicket. Full ball, driven firmly to mid-off and Jaiswal immediately sets off. Gill turns around and isn't interested. Jaiswal spots that too late. He turns around to try and make his ground but is way short. The throw comes to the keeper's end and Tevin Imlach runs in to collect the ball before breaking the stumps. Jaiswal run out (Chanderpaul/Tevin Imlach) 175(258) [4s-22]

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Warrican to Sai Sudharsan, out Lbw!! Sai Sudharsan has been caught in the crease and he's given OUT LBW, he has a chat with his partner and opts to review - spun back in sharply from off and beat the left-hander on the inside edge - he's stuck in the crease and it's hit his back leg which was bent, on the flap of the pad, but don't think it's bouncing over. No bat and we're onto ball-tracking: It's crashing into leg-stump, three reds and Sai Sudharsan is OUT. No hundred for the elegant left-hander, falls 13 short of what would've been a maiden Test century - was surprised by the amount of turn as he went back and missed the line completely, struck in front of middle and umpire Richard Illingworth had no hesitation in lifting the dreaded finger. Sai Sudharsan lbw b Warrican 87(165) [4s-12]

Khary Pierre to Jaiswal, 2 runs, that’s century number seven for Yashasvi Jaiswal in Test cricket! What a player he’s turning out to be in this format. An overall average close to 50, close to 65 at home, and an average of almost 100 against the West Indies - those are elite numbers by any standard. He took his time early on, respected the conditions, and once he got his eye in, it has been another masterclass. Has found gaps with precision, has used his feet beautifully, and made sure to cash in on every loose delivery. One of Jaiswal’s standout traits - once he’s in, he rarely lets the bowlers off the hook. Brings up the milestone with a gentle flick through backward square leg and with this hundred, he’s not just set the tone for India but also laid the foundation for a massive first-innings total. Takes off his helmet, raises his bat and blows a few kisses to the Delhi crowd

Khary Pierre to Sai Sudharsan, FOUR, 81.5kph, overpitched and Sai Sudharsan pounces. Gets forward and batters it wide of mid-off. Brings his bottom hand into play and the boundary brings up Sai Sudharsan's second Test fifty Thumbs up from India's No. 3 as he looks towards the dressing room. Can he convert this into a big one?

Jayden Seales to Jaiswal, FOUR, fifty for Yashasvi Jaiswal! 132.7kph, too full from Seales and the Indian opener leans across to drive it firmly through the covers. Three fours in four deliveries after lunch and Jaiswal raises his bat

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Warrican to Rahul, out Stumped!! Warrican strikes in his first over! A nicely tossed up delivery outside off and Rahul was down the wicket to deal with this. The ball spins away sharply to beat Rahul and the keeper is on to it in a flash. Dislodges the bails in a jiffy and the batter has no chance to get back in. He advanced down the track against Pierre and launched a six against him, but gets outfoxed by Warrican at the other end. KL scored a century in the previous Test, unfortunately throws his wicket away in this game. Rahul st Tevin Imlach b Warrican 38(54) [4s-5 6s-1]

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