"Feeling very happy, we did well with both bat and ball. The wicket was slow in the 2nd innings, it just wasn't coming onto the bat, felt like taking 5 wickets here (despite grabbing 3). I didn't know that (on being told it's the first time he took wickets in a 2nd innings in India), it's a special feeling. The batting was good, everyone took responsibility, KL has been making runs since the England tour, Shubman has been good and so have the others," said Mohammed Siraj. 

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West Indies' last five Tests vs India in India

Kolkata, 2013: Lost by innings & 51 runs

Mumbai WS, 2013: Lost by innings & 126 runs

Rajkot, 2018: Lost by innings & 272 runs

Hyderabad, 2018: Lost by 10 wickets

Ahmedabad, 2025: Lost by innings & 140 runs

OUT!!! Kuldeep Yadav finishes the game with the wicket of Jayden Seales for 22. With this, India have bundled out the West Indies for 146 and won the first Test by an innings and 140 runs. India have taken an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two-match series. 

OUT!!! Ravindra Jadeja strikes again and takes his fourth wicket of the day. This time, he removes Johann Layne for 14. Layne tries to go for a big hit but his shot goes straight up in the air. Mohammed Siraj then comes in from deep mid-off and manages to take a good catch. Nine wickets gone for West Indies. 

WI 122/9 (42.1 overs)

FOUR!!!! Johann Layne hits back-to-back boundaries against Mohammed Siraj. A full delivery from Siraj, Layne plays a brilliant drive as the ball dodges the fielder and races for a four. On the next ball, Layne opens the bat face and caresses it in front of square on the off-side. Siraj concedes 10 runs in this over. 

WI 114/8 (41 overs)

OUT!!! Mohammed Siraj, you beauty!!! The star pacer strikes again in the same over and dismisses Jomel Warrican for duck. This one is a hilarious dismissal as the bat slips out of Warrican's hand while playing the shot and the ball goes up in the air. Shubman Gill then moves towards the right side at the mid-off and completes a good catch. Eight wicket gone for West Indies. 

WI 98/8 (37 overs)

OUT!!! Mohammed Siraj takes his second wicket of the day and this time, he dismisses Justin Greaves for 25. Siraj strikes Greaves on the pads as the on-field umpire signals LBW out. Greaves immediately opts for a DRS but the third umpire also gives the decision in the favour of India. Seventh wicket gone for the Windies. 

WI 98/7 (36.4 overs)

OUT!!! What a dismissal this is!!!! Washington Sundar joins the party in style as he removes Alick Athanaze for 38. Sundar traps Athanaze with his brilliant spin as the batter tries to play a shot in the leg-side region. However, the ball goes straight and Sundar takes a stunning catch at the non-striker's end. The brilliant partnership between Athanaze and Justin Greaves comes to an end as West Indies go 6 down. Skipper Shubman Gill's strategy of bringing in Sundar truly paid off.

WI 92/6 (35.3 overs)

Mohammed Siraj delivers yet another brilliant over and forces West Indies batters to go on backfoot. He troubles the duo of Alick Athanaze and Justin Greaves with his pace and concedes just a single on the last ball. However, it is also worth noting that Greaves and Athanaze are forming a terrific partnership for West Indies. 

WI 91/5 (35 overs)

Oh no! Jasprit Bumrah's fiery delivery leaves West Indies batter Alick Athanaze in pain. Bumrah generates some bounce as the ball strikes Athanaze on his helmet. The game immediately halts as the physio rushes in to check Athanaze. The physio also runs a concussion check on the batter before allowing him to continue the game.

WI 89/5 (33 overs)

Alick Athanaze has been standing like a wall for the West Indies and taking his team ahead in the game. Currently batting at 38, Athanaze is inching closer towards his half-century. It will be his fifth half-century in Test cricket. 

WI 89/5 (32 overs)

The West Indies take a sigh of relief as the duo of Alick Athanaze and Justin Greaves put up some fight against India's fiery bowling lineup. In the previous over Washington Sundar, Greaves hits a brilliant boundary as the spinner concedes seven runs. Athanaze and Greaves need to take this partnership deeper in order to keep West Indies in the game.

WI 83/5 (30 overs)

As the second session begins, India skipper Shubman Gill hands over the ball to spinner Washington Sundar. It's a bit of a surprising move as Ravindra Jadeja was expected to bowl the opening over. Jadeja has already taken three wickets and is in terrific form. However, India are in a dominating position and this is the perfect time to test the entire the bowling lineup. 

WI 68/5 (28 overs)

Hello and welcome to the second session on Day 3 of the first Test between India and West Indies in Ahmedabad. The duo of Alick Athanaze (27*) and Justin Greaves (10*) to resume the innings from 66/5 as West Indies trail by 220 runs. In this session, West Indies batters aim for a solid partnership in order to stand a chance in front of a dominating Team India. Washington Sundar will be bowling the first over for India in this session. Let's play!!!

This marks the end of the first session on Day 3 of the first Test between India and the West Indies in Ahmedabad. At Lunch, West Indies' score read 66/5, trailing by 220 runs. Currently, Alick Athanaze (27*) and Justin Greaves (10*) stand unbeaten. In this session, Ravindra Jadeja took three wickets while Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav took one wicket each for India. 

UH HO!!! That's actually a close call. Ravindra Jadeja strikes Alick Athanaze on the pads but the on-field umpire signals not out. Wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel passionately appeals for an LBW and request skipper Shubman Gill to opt for a DRS. The replay then shows that the ball was actually hitting the stumps but the impact was marginally outside the line of the off-stump. Thus, the decision remains not out. 

WI 55/5 (24.3 overs)

FOUR!!! Justin Greaves hit a good boundary against Kuldeep Yadav. Greaves plays a brilliant pull shot towards the deep backward square leg and steals a boundary. Very crucial runs for the West Indies. 

WI 53/5 (23.1 overs)

OUT!!!! What's happening here???? Ravindra Jadeja is on fire today as he gets another wicket in the form of Shai Hope for 1. Jadeja gives a short ball as Hope goes for big hit but his shot lacks timing and control. As a result, the ball goes up in the air and Yashasvi Jaiswal dives forward to complete a stunning catch. Fifth wicket gone for West Indies before the Lunch. 

WI 46/5 (21 overs)

FOUR!!! Despite losing wickets, West Indies are slowly stealing boundaries. In the previous over of Ravindra Jadeja, Alick Athanaze smartly goes for a reverse sweep and hits a four. The ball brilliantly dodges Nitish Kumar Reddy and races across the boundary line for a four. 

WI 43/4 (18.5 overs)

OUT!!! What a wicket for Kuldeep Yadav as the West Indies go four down. Kuldeep, who stunned everyone at the recently-concluded Asia Cup with a brilliant performance, carries his fiery form in the longest format as well. This time, he dismisses the West Indies skipper Roston Chase. Chase looks to go defensive but the ball spins perfectly and rattles the off-stump.

WI 35/4 (17.3 overs)

OUT!!! Ravindra Jadeja strikes again and this time, Brandon King becomes his prey and departs for 5. King tries to go for a defensive shot but the ball touches the edge and goes straight to KL Rahul, who then completes a good catch at the first slip. Hard luck for the West Indies as they lose their third wicket.

WI 34/3 (16.2 overs)

FOUR!!! Brandon King hits a brilliant boundary off Ravindra Jadeja's delivery. Kings patiently waits for the full ball and perfectly places a shot towards the mid-off. A big sigh of relief for the two-down West Indies as King and Alick Athanaze form a good partnership. 

WI 30/2 (14.2 overs)

West Indies are in danger of suffering yet another batting collapse after losing two quick wickets. However, Brandon King and Alick Athanaz has somewhat steadied the innings after the early setbacks. The visitors now need a stable partnership to bring their innings back on track.

WI 25/2 (12 overs)

OUT!!!! Ravindra Jadeja joins the wicket-taking party and removes John Campbell for 14. Jadeja stuns the West Indies opener by offering some extra bounce. Sai Sudharsan then completes the formality by taking a simple catch. Another wicket gone for West Indies. 

WI 24/2 (10.1 overs)

OUT!!!! Mohammed Siraj draws the first blood for India as he dismisses Tagenarine Chanderpaul for 8. Chanderpaul tries to go for a big hit but Nitish Kumar Reddy takes a stunning catch at the square leg region. First wicket gone for the Windies. 

WI 12/1 (7.2 overs)

FOUR!!!!! After waiting for six overs, Tagenarine Chanderpaul finally hits the first boundary of the innings against Mohammed Siraj. A good length delivery from Siraj, Chanderpaul provides the ball with a thick edge as it crosses the boundary line for a four. 

WI 12/0 (6 overs)

West Indies are playing a smart game. They are not taking risks and giving any chance to India to take a wicket. The openers John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul are not rushing things and moving step by step. At this moment, India are desperate to break this budding partnership in order to maintain their upper hand in the game. 

WI 7/0 (5 overs)

The West Indies faced a batting collapse in their  first innings where Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah took four and three wickets respectively. So far in this innings, the Windies are playing risk-free cricket with their openers John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul steadily rotating the strike. The scoreboard is moving but the duo is yet to go for a boundary.

WI 6/0 (3 overs)

Pacer Jasprit Bumrah gives a glimpse of his fiery bowling in the first over itself. In the opening over, Bumrah concedes just a single as John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul look cautious. The duo is not taking any risks. 

WI 1/0 (1 overs)

Play begins on Day 3 as the West Indies are out to bat now. John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul have opened the innings for the Windies as they aim for a better outing with the bat this time. On the other hand, Jasprit Bumrah will be bowling the first over for Team India as they eye some quick wickets in the first session. Let's play!

Ahead of the start of play on Day 3, the big news is that India have declared their innings at 448/5, with a lead of 286 runs. West Indies will come out to bat now with John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul opening the proceedings. Earlier on Day 1, India dominated with the ball and bundled out the West Indies for 162. They now look to repeat the heroics today with Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj taking the charge. 

Ravindra Jadeja, who's standing unbeaten at 104, has an opportunity of completing his 4,000 runs in Test cricket for India. He needs less than 40 runs to reach the milestone. On Day 2, Jadeja scored his seventh fifty plus score for India in Tests this year, the most by any batter in 2025. 

"Really enjoyed my batting. Playing in different conditions. England was fun. Obviously getting runs there gives you a lot of confidence and coming into this game with some runs behind me also helped. Feeling fresher after a longish break after the series. Yeah, I really enjoyed being back," said KL Rahul. 

Young wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel impressed everyone with a brilliant century on Day 2. It was his maiden Test ton and he brought it up in 190 deliveries. After completing his century, Jurel used his bat to mimic a 'guard of honour' march in a tribute to the Indian Army and his father Nem Chand, who is a retired Indian Army veteran who fought in the 1999 Kargil war.

Ravindra Jadeja will be in focus as India start proceedings on Day 3 of the encounter. It has been a brilliant batting show from the hosts with Jadeja, Dhruv Jurel and KL Rahul slamming tons. With Jadeja still at the crease, India will look to extend their lead even further and take the match completely out of West Indies' hands.

KL Rahul's 11th hundred grounded the West Indies before Dhruv Jurel and Ravindra Jadeja followed the suit with stylish tons with India literally batting the visitors out of the opening Test with a huge lead of 286 runs at the end of second day's play.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 3 of the first Test between India and West Indies, straight from the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Stay tuned for all the live updates.