IND vs WI Live Cricket Score

6.1 OUT! LBW! Excellent review from India, and they have removed both openers now! On a length and around off, moves away from around the wicket angle. John Campbell comes forward and looks to turn it into the leg side. He closes his bat face and gets a faint outside edge, as it seems. The ball goes to the left of the keeper, where Dhruv Jurel takes it. Huge appeal goes up for caught behind, but the umpire is unmoved. However, Shubman Gill has a chat with his keeper, those at slip and the bowler, before he takes a review as Bumrah looked convinced, even celebrating the wicket in his follow-through. The third umpire is called in, and the bat has hit the pad simultaneously when the ball has passed the bat. There are two spikes on the UltraEdge and there is a deflection. The third umpire is convinced that the ball has come off the bat, and the on-field call gets overturned. Campbell departs for 8 (19). West Indies are 20/2.  20/2

3.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! A good catch behind the wickets, and India have an early breakthrough! Short of a good length, around leg, that shoots up a bit off the deck. Tagenarine Chanderpaul goes back and tries to fend it down. Ends up getting a faint tickle off his gloves, which goes to the right of the keeper. Dhruv Jurel moves to his right and stretches both his hands to take it. Tagenarine walks back for a duck, and West Indies are 12/1.  12/1

11.4 OUT! TAKEN! Siraj is on fire, picks up his third wicket, and Alick Athanaze walks back for 12 (24). India continue to dismantle West Indies, and the decision to bat first at the toss hasn't gone well for the visitors thus far. Siraj bowls it a bit fuller, from around the wicket, and keeps it outside off. The ball moves away a bit, and Alick prods forward and gets tempted for an expansive drive. But all he manages to get is a thickish outside edge that flies towards second slip, where KL Rahul extends both his hands to his left and pouches it around his waist. Indians are pumped up, and they win the first hour of the first match, taking four top-order wickets. West Indies are 42/4.  42/4

10 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! That's a pretty ordinary leave from Brandon King. Siraj goes fuller and keeps the line around off. The ball keeps coming back in from that wide of the crease angle. However, King decides to leave it, expecting the ball to go away from him. He misjudges it, and as he shoulders his arms, the ball comes back in and crashes into the middle stump, which gets uprooted. Siraj is pumped up and imitates the Cristiano Ronaldo celebration. West Indies are 39/3, and King goes for 13 (15).  39/3

26.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Siraj produces a peach to make Chase his fourth victim! This is angled into the right-hander, on a good length, in the line of the off stump. Chase is better off playing it with a straight bat, but the angle lures him into playing it on the leg side with a closed bat face. The ball straightens enough off the deck to graze the outside edge. The ball wobbles a bit on its way to the keeper, Dhruv Jurel, but he manages to hold on. Chase departs for 24 (43) and Windies are 105/6.  105/6

23.2 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Shai Hope stands his ground in disbelief! Kuldeep Yadav stays over the wicket and tosses it up, full and outside off. Hope reaches out for the drive away from his body and takes the risk of playing against the turn. Shai leaves a yawning gap between the bat and the pad. The ball lands and spins to go back through the gate and clatters into the off pole. Shai falls for 26 (36) and that will be LUNCH on Day 1!  90/5

39 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! A Jasprit Bumrah special! He sears a well-directed yorker, right at the base of the off stump at pace. Justin Greaves isn't clearly expecting that as he tries to bring his bat down to jam, but gets a bit late. The ball sneaks under the toe end of the bat and rattles the off stump, which goes for a toss. Bumrah is elated. Justin Greaves walks back for 32 (48) and Windies are 150/8.  150/8

37.5 OUT! LBW! GONE! Sundar strikes! Full and around middle, drifting in, Khary Pierre prods forward and looks to defend it, but is beaten for pace. The ball clips the front pad before he can bring the bat out in front. The ball eventually deflects off the face of the bat after brushing the front pad. A huge appeal goes up for LBW from the bowler and the keeper. The umpire raises his finger. However, Khary Pierre takes a review. The third umpire is called in, and the UltraEdge confirms that it is pad first. The Ball Tracking shows three reds with the ball projecting to hit the leg stump. Pierre walks back for 11 (34) and Windies are 144/7.  144/7

44.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Kuldeep comes and wraps up the inning of the Windies! Kuldeep bowls a tad shorter, and the line is outside off, getting it across the batter. Jomel Warrican sits down and changes his grip to reverse-sweep it, but misses. The ball brushes his gloves and goes behind the wickets. The keeper, Dhruv Jurel, moves to his right and pouches it. The Indians appeal, and the umpire raises his finger. However, Jomel takes a review, more in hope. The third umpire is called in, and the UltraEdge detects a clear spike when the ball is near the gloves. The on-field decision is upheld, and Kuldeep ends with two wickets. Jomel Warrican walks back for 8 (16), and the Windies get bundled out for just 162 after electing to bat first. And that will be TEA ON DAY 1!  162/10

40.1 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Bumrah is on a rampage to clean up the tail as soon as he can. 50 Test wickets at home for Jasprit. Bowls another searing yorker, right in the blockhole, around off with full pace on. And that is too hot to handle for Johann Layne, who tries to bring his bat down and swings a bit but misses. The ball goes under the bat and rattles both off and middle stump, which get uprooted. Bumrah has his third, and Layne walks back for 1 (4). Windies are 153/9.  153/9

18.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! One shot too many for Yashasvi Jaiswal, who departs for 36 (54). On a length, from wide of the crease, outside off, angling away. Jaiswal gets across, goes deep in his crease and shifts his weight on the back foot to attempt one more cut shot. He slashes hard, but due to some extra bounce and the ball being close to his body, he gets cramped a bit. The ball catches the edge of the bat and goes to the left of the keeper. Shai Hope moves that side and pouches it around his waist. Seales roars out loud in celebration and punches the air in delight. Windies manage to break through the opening partnership and India are 68/1, trailing by 94 runs.  68/1

67.5 OUT! TAKEN! A soft dismissal and Jomel Warrican strikes in the first over after the break. KL Rahul walks back after an impressive inning of 100 (197). Jomel offers plenty of air and pitches the ball fuller and around off. Rahul backs away and tries to loft it inside out over covers. But instead, he ends up hitting it off the toe end of the bat as the ball finds some grip and turn. The ball lobs up towards cover where Justin Greaves takes a simple catch around his knee. This is a big wicket for the Windies and they have an opening to build on in this session. India are 218/4.  218/4

24.5 OUT! PLUMB IN FRONT! Roston Chase strikes in his first over! End of a scratchy stay for Sai Sudharsan! This slides on with the arm, attacking the stumps, on a nagging length. Sai presses on the back foot and goes for the pull. The ball does not quite rise as much as Sai expected it to. It sneaks under the blade and raps him on the pads right in front of the stumps. An easy decision for the umpire. India are 90/2, trailing by 72 runs.  90/2

57 OUT! TAKEN! A wicket against the run of play, and the skipper of the Windies gets his counterpart. Chase bowls it full and keeps the line around off, gets it to drift away from the around-the-wicket angle. Shubman Gill gets down, changes his grip and attempts a reverse-sweep as there is no backward point fielder. But Gill is unable to get on top of the bounce and due to the extra bounce, it catches the top edge and goes towards first slip. Justin Greaves plucks it around his waist at first slip. Gill departs after an impressive innings of 50 (100). India are 188/3, leading by 26 runs.  188/3

123 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! GONE! Finally, the West Indies manage to break this marathon 206-run partnership. Touch short and slow, outside off, gets it to turn away a bit. Dhruv Jurel goes back and looks to push it on the off side, but generates a thin outside edge. The keeper, Shai Hope, shows great reflexes and composure behind the wickets to take a sharp catch at thigh height. Jurel walks back with a smile on his face and a century in his bag. He gets appreciation from the crowd and his dressing room. India are 424/5, leading by 262 runs.  424/5

10.1 OUT! TAKEN! A soft dismissal! Ravindra Jadeja has his first wicket of the game! From over the wicket to the left-hander, on a nagging length, on middle. John is tentative in getting forward but gets his bat out in front to work it with the spin and the angle coming into him. As he closes the bat face, there is a bit of extra bounce that results in the ball catching the splice of the bat and it goes straight into the waiting hands of short leg, where Sai Sudharsan stays low to snaffle it.  24/2

7.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Outstanding catch from Nitish Kumar Reddy! This is banged into the wicket, over middle, Chanderpaul swivels and sets up for the pull as the ball comes to him at chest height. Tagenarine goes hard on the pull and has no intention of keeping the shot along the ground. Hits it aerially towards square leg, where Reddy flings himself to his left and is airborne while taking the catch. Nitish manages to hold on even after his elbow hits the turf.  12/1

35.3 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Sundar strikes and the fighting knock of Alick Athanaze comes to an end. Sundar flights it up, full and around off, gets it to pitch in the rough and gets some turn. Alick prods forward, goes across and tries to flick it. But the ball shoots up a bit and takes the leading edge before lobbing back to the bowler. Sundar moves to his right, extends both his arms and pouches it at chest height. Alick departs for 38 (74) and the Windies are 92/6, trailing by 194 runs.  92/6

16.2 OUT! TAKEN AT FIRST SLIP! Ravindra Jadeja gets another, and the resistance of Brandon King ends here! Jadeja offers flight and bowls it slower through the air. Pitches it relatively full and around off. Gets it to turn away slightly from there with some grip and extra bounce. Brandon King prods forward and looks to defend it. Though he plays with soft hands, he gets undone by some extra bounce on this occasion. The ball catches the outside edge of the bat and goes towards first slip. KL Rahul remains alert, crouching low to his left, and extends both arms to take it nicely. The on-field umpires refer it upstairs to check whether it is a clean catch. The third umpire confirms it is a legal catch after watching the replays. King walks back for 5 (18) and Windies are 34/3, trailing by 252 runs, in a precarious situation.  34/3

17.3 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Oh boy, Kuldeep Yadav is spinning magic here! After bowling two full balls, Kuldeep drags his length a bit back and bowls it around off. Roston Chase chooses to play from the back foot and expects the ball to turn into him. Goes to defend it but gets beaten on the outside edge as the ball straightens. The ball goes and crashes into the top of the off stump. Kuldeep punches the air in delight, and the Windies slip to 35/4, trailing by 251 runs. Their skipper walks back for 1 (4).  35/4

21 OUT! TAKEN! A STUNNER! The fielding has been superb from India and Ravindra Jadeja has his third, while Shai Hope walks back for 1 (14). Jadeja keeps it a bit short and bowls it outside off, gets it to drift away with the over-the-wicket angle. Hope presses back and wants to cash in on the width offer. But gets undone by the extra bounce. Only manages to slice it off the upper half of the bat towards backward point. Yashasvi Jaiswal remains alert there, who moves to his right a bit and flings himself forward with a full-length dive to snaffle it just above the turf. Manages to hold his grip while tumbling. The Indians celebrate and the Windies further sink to 46/5, trailing by 240 runs.  46/5

36.4 OUT! LBW! GONE! The Windies sink further. Siraj fires in a well-directed yorker, around middle and leg, from over the wicket. The ball angles in from that wide of the crease angle and tails back in as well. Justin Greaves gets a bit surprised as he tries to bring his bat down in time and looks to defend it, but misses. The ball sneaks under the bat and gets rapped low on the front pad. An appeal goes for LBW, and the umpire raises his finger. However, Justin Greaves takes a review straightaway. The third umpire is called in, and there is nothing on the UltraEdge. The Ball Tracking comes up as umpire's call with the ball clipping the leg stump. The on-field call is upheld, and Justin will have to walk back. The Windies are 98/7.  98/7

37 OUT! TAKEN! Oh, what happened there? The bat went flying one way and the ball in the other direction! And the Windies lose their eighth wicket. On a length and a bit outside off. Jomel Warrican remains deep in his crease, crouches a bit and swings to go down the ground. He goes with hard hands and loses his grip. The bat flies beside the pitch on the leg side, but the ball gets mistimed off the toe end of the bat towards mid off. Shubman Gill moves to his right there and pouches it. Indians are all smiles, and Jomel walks back for a two-ball duck.  98/8

42.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! Ravindra Jadeja returns and picks up his fourth wicket! Jadeja gives the ball a bit of air, on a nagging length, turning away. Layne swings to launch it down the ground but the ball is not quite full enough. It spins away to catch the toe end of the bat and it gets skied towards long off. Mohammed Siraj runs in off the ropes and takes the catch close to his body at waist height.  122/9

45.1 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! DONE AND DUSTED! India win the first Test match by an innings and 140 runs to take a lead of 1-0 in the two-match series. Kuldeep dishes a full ball, lands it in the rough, around off. Jayden Seales remains leg side of the ball and tries to take on the bowler as he was doing in the last couple of overs. He tries to smoke it downtown, but the ball is a bit full and ends up playing it back off the toe end of the bat. Kuldeep gets a bit surprised and brings both his hands in front to take it, but fails to grab, and the ball pops out after hitting his chest. He shows his composure and manages to pouch it on the second attempt. This is a big win for India to kick-start their home season, and they have been clinical in every department, showing their dominance.  146/10