8.5 OUT! BOWLED 'EM! Right through the defence and the ball has made a mess of the stumps here. Quicker delivery again from Varun Chakaravarthy, at 99.2 kph and it is the googly. Lands on off and darts back in. Shai Hope looks to block it off the back foot but plays across the line a bit and is well beaten. The ball skids on to smash into the stumps and the 68-run opening stand is broken. Shai departs after a slowish knock and West Indies won't mind losing him much at this stage given the firepower they have in the batting ranks. 68/1

11.5 OUT! TAKEN! Bumrah being the difference maker as he lands a double blow by removing both the set batters in the same over. A cunning off cutter by Bumrah, short of a good length, outside off and it spits up a bit as well. Roston Chase is flummoxed by the extra bounce and ends up hanging his bat away from his body. Chips it to the right of the cover fielder. Suryakumar Yadav throws himself and takes a fine catch being airborne. The timing of the leap is accurate from the Indian skipper. Some positive signs as India's catching efficiency hasn't been that great in this World Cup. From 102/1, West Indies slip down to 103/3. 103/3

11.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Bumrah wins the battle against Hetmyer and this is a huge, huge wicket in the context of the game. Bumrah slams the deck very hard, keeping the line of attack in thereabouts of the off pole. It lands and slightly nips back into the batter, not a big deviation though. Shimron Hetmyer rocks back, tries to access the leg side with the pull shot, but seems to have nicked it behind as Sanju Samson gathers a regulation chance. A big, confident appeal for caught behind and up goes the finger instantly. And Shimron Hetmyer is quicker to send it upstairs for a review. UltraEdge reveals a clear spike when the ball is next to the bat. Shimron Hetmyer looks a bit disappointed and the head coach Darren Sammy lets out his frustration as well in the dugout. A slow walk back for Hettie to the dressing room as West Indies are 102/2. 102/2

14.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! A wicket straight after the break and Hardik Pandya turns things around with the ball here. Pandya backs the off-cutter and bangs it into the surface around off, gets it to grip and move away from the left-hander with extra bounce. Sherfane Rutherford stays put and tries to play a cute late dab, but ends up edging it behind. Sanju Samson takes a simple catch to his left and that is a big wicket in the context of the game. From 102/1, West Indies slide down to 119/4. 119/4

3 OUT! STRAIGHT UP THE CHIMNEY AND GONE! Deadly silence at the Eden Gardens and Abhishek Sharma's underwhelming run continues in this T20 World Cup. Hosein bowls from around the stump and goes short into the pitch, on the leg stump. Abhishek Sharma's eyes light up as he rocks back to pull but loses his shape completely in an attempt to hit it too hard. Only manages a fat top edge. The ball spoons high up over the square leg region. Shimron Hetmyer covers a lot of ground by running off the ropes. Tracks the trajectory nicely and takes a fine catch. India are 29/1, chasing 196. 29/1

4.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Shimron Hetmyer catches another one in the deep and India are 2 down for 41. Short pitched, around middle and off, Ishan Kishan takes on the boundary rider and goes for the pull. Doesn't hit from the middle of his bat and ends up finding the safest pair of hands for the Windies. Shimron Hetmyer moves a bit to his right at deep square leg and holds onto it. 41/2

10.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That's a fabulous catch from Rutherford and Shamar Joseph breaks the partnership for the third wicket upon his introduction. A full-length delivery just outside off. Suryakumar stays leg side of the line and looks to pump it over cover, but doesn’t quite middle it. The fielder at deep backward point, Sherfane Rutherford, sprints to his left, dives forward, and pulls off a sharp low catch, despite the ball dipping on him. Suryakumar Yadav trudges off in disappointment and one can spot many glum faces in the crowd. India are 99/3, chasing 196. 99/3

14.4 OUT! CAUGHT! A wicket against the run of play and it is Jason Holder again who provides a massive breakthrough for his side. Holder serves it outside off, and on a fuller length. Tilak Varma bends his back knee low and tries to smash it over the cover fielder, but fails to get underneath the ball nicely. Toe ends it flatly over the mid off fielder, but Shimron Hetmyer is alert to the situation as he times the leap nicely and takes a fabulous overhead catch. A good knock from Tilak comes to an end. India are 141/4 and need 55 from 32 balls. 141/4

18.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Another twist and Holder ensures that there is no error this time around. Joseph misses his yorker, delivering a low full toss angling at the off stump line. Hardik Pandya, deep in his crease, shuffles slightly and lifts his front leg, aiming to heave it on the leg side. He can’t get under it and shuts the bat face early. Gets it sliced towards extra cover where Holder holds on to it. 179/5