IND vs WI Live Cricket Score

24.4 OUT! HIGH UP AND CAUGHT! Rohit falls just 8 short of his century and that would definitely bring a lot of relief in the West Indian camp. Short ball outside off, and Rohit's eyes light up instantly, backing himself into the pull. But he gets it off the toe end this time, with the bat twisting in his hands, and the ball balloons high towards deep mid-wicket. Jewel Andrew gets into an awkward position as he tracks the ball's trajectory late, but closes his hands around it to complete the catch while falling on the ground to his left. India are 141/3 as Paul breaks the mighty 137-run stand for the third wicket. 141/3

2.3 OUT! STRANGLED DOWN THE LEG SIDE! Seales lands a huge blow and West Indies have their first wicket already. He lands it on a good length, angling it down the leg stump line. Shubman Gill tries to tickle it off the back foot but the ball kicks up and grazes the glove before travelling behind to the keeper. Shai Hope dives low to his left and snaffles a fine catch inches above the ground with his left hand. There's an appeal for caught behind and up goes the finger. Gill walks off without reviewing. A century in Trivandrum, a double century in Guwahati, but this time, Gill departs early. India are 3/1 in 2.3 overs. 3/1

2.4 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Double strike for Seales, and Kohli is shell-shocked, staring at the pitch. A touch fuller this time, around the off stump line. It lands and nips back in. Virat Kohli walks a couple of steps forward to play the flick shot but plays the wrong line, and the ball sneaks through the gap between bat and pad to flatten the middle stump. Seales is absolutely delighted, and so are the tourists, as they have got two massive wickets now. A rare golden duck for Kohli, and India are 4/2. 4/2

28.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Gaikwad's luck finally runs out, and it is Seales who strikes on his return. That's wicket number three for him. He hits the deck hard and extracts good bounce off a length around off, catching Gaikwad off guard. Slow to pull his bat away, Gaikwad keeps it hanging away from his body, and the ball chips off the shoulder of the blade towards backward point, where John Campbell moves a few steps to his right and completes a good catch. India slip to 160 for 4 in 28.5 overs. 160/4

36 OUT! CAUGHT! Gudakesh Motie answers right back. Hands on head for Naman Dhir, who cannot believe that he has picked out the fielder. Flighted up, on middle. Dhir makes a bit of room for himself to get his hands through the line of the ball. He snaps his wrists as he tries to force it past extra cover. Hits it uppishly towards cover, where Jewel Andrew moves to his right and takes the catch at waist height. End of an enterprising knock by Naman. India are now 5 down for 225. 225/5

41 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The pressure was building on NKR and he caves in. Important wicket for West Indies, with Paul snagging his second. He bowls it on a good length, outside the off stump. Extracts a good bit of bounce off the surface, which catches Reddy by surprise. He tries to play at it, hanging on the back foot, but gets a faint outside edge, and Shai Hope is not going to drop such straightforward catches. India are 250/6 in 41 overs. 250/6

45.4 OUT! ANSHUL KAMBOJ IS RUN OUT! Good work by Alzarri Joseph. Another well-executed yorker, on middle and leg. Rahul gets the front leg out of the way and hurriedly gets his bat down. As the ball drops at his feet, the batters set off for the single, but there is a bit of hesitation and that leads to Kamboj's downfall. Joseph is quick to get to the ball on his follow-through and breaks the stumps. The third umpire is called into action. The replays find Anshul to be just short and that is the 7th wicket down for India at the score of 290. 290/7

4.1 OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Siraj provides the breakthrough for India with an absolute peach. Full and on the stumps, he gets this one to swing in sharply from off to middle. Campbell goes for the aggressive route, looking to heave across the line, but misses the connection entirely. The ball brushes the back pad before cannoning into off stump. There is no sight more pleasing for a fast bowler than seeing the stumps go cartwheeling. West Indies are 41 for 1 in 4.1 overs, chasing 352. 41/1

20.4 OUT! AMIR JANGOO IS RUN OUT! A wicket against the run of play. That's the only way India looked like breaking this stand. Dhir drops it short, on middle.  Hope stays back and whips it to mid-wicket, where Virat Kohli moves to his right and tumbles away, but the ball is parried away to his right, and the batters try to sneak in a single. Jangoo is nearly halfway through the run when Hope sends him back. Kohli gets back on his feet quickly and releases the throw on the bounce at the bowling end. Dhir does well to get up to the stumps. He collects the ball near his ankle and breaks the stumps. The third umpire is called into action. Jangoo is found to be short despite the desperate dive. This is a crushing blow for Windies as the 109-run stand comes to an end. 150/2

30 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Or is it? Sherfane Rutherford has taken the review almost immediately and looks pretty confident. There was a noise, but the replays seem to indicate that it could be from the bat clipping the back pad. This is dropped short and it skids through, cramping Sherfane for room. Rutheford hangs back and goes for the cut before it is snaffled by the keeper, KL Rahul. There is a spike on UltraEdge, and the third umpire agrees that the bat has grazed the back pad, but he finds no gap between the bat and the ball and asks the on-field umpire to stand by his decision of OUT. To be fair, there did appear to be a slight gap on the zoomed-in image, but it is worth remembering that the third umpire needs conclusive evidence to overturn the on-field decision. Rutherford cannot believe it, but he has no other option but to trudge off. Big moment in the game. Naman Dhir has his maiden ODI wicket. West Indies are 206/3, needing 146 runs from 120 balls. 206/3

40.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Gurnoor Brar strikes on his return to the attack. Brar begins with a short ball, angled into the batter's bodyline. Paul takes a step or two down the track and swings across for the pull, but he is rushed, and the ball hits high on the bat. Hits it flat and straight down the throat of Nitish Kumar Reddy at deep square leg, who stays side on and takes the catch to his right. A good hand by Keemo, but Windies needed him to stay out there, considering the physical struggles for Shai Hope at the other end. West Indies are 271/4, needing 81 runs in 59 balls. 271/4

43.3 OUT! TAKEN! End of a scratchy stay for Matthew Forde. Kuldeep serves the googly, on the shorter side, on off. Forde hops back in the crease and takes the risk of going against the turn as he looks to pull. He fails to get hold of it and holes out to deep mid-wicket, where Naman Dhir steadies himself in front of the boundary cushions and takes a safe catch. West Indies are now 290/5, requiring 62 runs from 39 balls. 290/5