IND vs WI Live Cricket Score

18.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND CAUGHT! The bowling change works wonders for India as Brar ends Campbell's fun. A short ball from Brar that sits up invitingly, and Campbell backs himself to pull it away aerially. However, the ball kicks up a bit and gets big on him. There's no timing on the shot and the ball goes sailing off the top edge towards Dhir. Naman shifts across to his left at deep mid-wicket to complete a comfortable catch. A fine, fine knock from Campbell as he walks off to warm applause from his teammates and the crowd alike. West Indies are 147/2 in 18.1 overs. 147/2

5 OUT! TAKEN! India have their first wicket, and Naman Dhir has pulled off a terrific low catch at point. Prasidh Krishna gets the ball to hold up after pitching full around off, catching Keacy Carty by surprise as he goes for the drive. He is forced into a miscued shot, slicing it towards point, where Dhir throws himself forward and gets both hands underneath it just above the turf. There is a lengthy check from the third umpire, with one of the angles suggesting the ball may have made the slightest contact with the ground. However, there is no clear evidence to overturn the decision to Not Out. Carty is clearly unhappy with the verdict, but his stay comes to an end. West Indies are 37/1. 37/1

40 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! ODI wicket number 199 for Kuldeep as he breaks a marathon 182-run stand for the third wicket. The celebrations from the Indian camp are muted, a quiet acknowledgment of just how authoritative that partnership was. A tired-looking shot from Shai Hope as he tries to slog-sweep the googly on a fuller length. Gets a massive top edge and the ball spoons over backward point, where Auqib Nabi takes a straightforward grab.  West Indies are 329/3 in 40 overs. Hope walks off to a standing ovation from the crowd, with his teammates also greeting him with warm applause. 329/3

42.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Finally, a wicket for Ravindra Jadeja. He drops it short and outside off from around the stumps. It is not a wicket-taking ball, but he gets some extra bounce. Amir Jangoo stays back and tries to cut it away but fails to keep it down and does not get enough elevation. It flies to the left of point, where Ruturaj Gaikwad moves and grabs it. It almost pops out but he manages to hold onto it with his fingertips. West Indies are 348/5 now, with two new batters at the crease. 348/5

40.2 OUT! IN THE AIR...GONE! Gurnoor Brar strikes big here. He bangs this into the pitch, on middle, gets some steep bounce. Sherfane Rutherford tries to take it on with a pull shot but the ball gets a bit big on him. He mistimes it high in the air towards deep square leg, where Yashasvi Jaiswal (Sub) runs forward and takes a fine catch. A golden duck for Rutherford, and West Indies are 330/4 now. 330/4

45.1 OUT! CAUGHT BY VIRAT! And that's 200 ODI wickets for Kuldeep Yadav. The second-fastest after Mohammed Shami in this format and the ninth Indian to reach this landmark. He dishes out a full ball but gives it a lot of flight on the leg-stump line. Keemo Paul walks forward and looks to cart it down the ground but ends up badly mistiming it off the toe end. The ball sails straight down the throat of Virat Kohli at long on. He is not dropping those dollies at all. A memorable moment for Kuldeep. A milestone worth celebrating for him. West Indies are 369/6. 369/6

47.3 OUT! CAUGHT BY ROHIT! Small pleasures for India and, more importantly, Jadeja as he gets his second wicket after a barren run in this format. Short of a length, and Alzarri can't decide whether to flick it or go through with the pull. Indecision costs him, as the shot comes off all wrong, and the ball loops up weakly, dropping straight into the fielder's zone with barely any distance to cover. Rohit Sharma swoops across from deep square leg and takes a fine catch. West Indies are 385/7 with 15 balls remaining. 385/7

26.2 OUT! LBW! At long last, a wicket for the West Indies and fittingly, it is Seales, the most disciplined bowler on the park tonight, to get it. He spears in a length ball, attacking the stumps. It lands and nips in a touch. Rohit Sharma plays all around it as he gets cramped for space and the ball strikes the pads. A lengthy appeal for LBW from Seales and up goes the finger. Rohit has immediately sent it upstairs, but the Windies players look very confident. And if there's no bat involved, it looks pretty straight. UltraEdge presents a flat line when the ball is next/close to the bat. Ball Tracking confirms three reds with the ball hitting the top of the middle and leg stumps. The on-field decision is upheld, and got to say, that was a fabulous decision by Sharfuddoula Saikat. Guwahati rises to acknowledge a blistering knock from Rohit Sharma. India are 255/1, needing 151 runs to win. 255/1

32.1 OUT! TAKEN SUPERBLY IN THE DEEP! Shamar Joseph strikes, and there is a hush of silence in Guwahati. Joseph bangs this into the pitch, just outside off. Virat Kohli sways away from the line of it and upper cuts it, but does not get the elevation he wanted. It flies towards third man, where Sherfane Rutherford moves to his left and grabs it. He takes a couple of steps to balance himself, realises he is still going to go over the ropes. He flicks the ball up in the air and comes back to complete the catch. The third umpire sees the replay and it confirms that it is a fair catch. India are 320/2, chasing 406 runs. 320/2