That's a wrap for our live coverage of Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies. Another day where India have been the better side, although West Indies also tasted more success than they did on Day 1.

Do join us tomorrow on NDTV Sports as we bring you the live action from Day 3. Until then, goodbye!

End of Day 2. West Indies have put in a decent show with the bat after India declared at a mammoth 518. Athanaze and Chanderpaul stitched a 66-run stand, but both missed out on their fifties. Jadeja scalped three wickets, being the pick of the Indian bowlers. 

Despite an improved showing with the bat, West Indies will have a big job on their hand to prevent a follow-on on Day 3.

WI 140/4 (43)

West Indies trail India by 378 runs.

Tevin Imlach and Shai Hope are trying to form a partnership in order to bring the West Indies back on track. In the previous over of Ravindra Jadeja, the duo score two runs as they aim for boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

WI 122/4 (38 overs)

OUT!! Ravindra Jadeja takes his third wicket of the day as the West Indies skipper Roston Chase departs for duck. Roston tries to go for a down the ground shot but the shot ends up directly into the hands of Jadeja at the non-striker's end. Fourth wicket gone for West Indies. 

WI 107/4 (34 overs)

OUT! Kuldeep Yadav joins the wicket-taking party as he dismisses the fiery Alick Athanaze for 41. A tossed-up delivery, Athanaze tries to go for a big slogsweep. However, his shot lacks timing as it lands into the hands of Ravindra Jadeja at the mid-wicket. Third wicket down for the West Indies. 

WI 106/2 (32.1 overs)

Shubman Gill brings Jasprit Bumrah back into the attack. In his previous over, Bumrah concedes eight runs, which include a boundary from Shai Hope. With this, West Indies also cross the 100-run mark, trailing by 418 runs. 

WI 100/2 (29 overs)

OUT!!! Phew!!! India get their second wicket of the day and it has been taken by Ravindra Jadeja again. Jadeja delivers a brilliant ball as Tagenarine Chanderpaul goes defensive. The ball hits the edge as KL Rahul takes a good catch at the slip. Chanderpaul departs for 34 as West Indies go two down. 

WI 87/2 (27.3 overs)

The duo of Alick Athanaze and Tagenarine Chanderpaul is troubling the Indian bowlers with its strong batting performance. In the previous over of Washington Sundar, Athanaze hits a boundary as the spinner concedes eight runs. 

WI 81/1 (27 overs)

Alick Athanaze and Tagenarine Chanderpaul have completed their 50-run partnership. This is the first time in this series that any duo from West Indies got a 50-run stand. Brilliant batting from both the batters. 

WI 71/1 (25 overs)

After four back-to-back maiden overs, West Indies finally gain some momentum as Alick Athanaze hits two boundaries against Kuldeep Yadav. In total, Kuldeep concedes eight runs as the West Indies move ahead in the chase of 518 runs. 

WI 57/1 (23 overs)

A brilliant maiden over from Kuldeep Yadav as India eye another wicket. The partnership between Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Alick Athanaze is bringing the West Indies out of trouble as the duo is playing a cautious game. They aim for some boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

WI 49/1 (22 overs)

The duo of Alick Athanaze and Tagenarine Chanderpaul is forming a good partnership and taking the West Indies ahead in the game. In the previous over of Kuldeep Yadav, the batters score four runs. The duo is rotating the strike and also stealing boundaries at regular intervals. India need to break this partnership before it takes dangerous turn. 

WI 48/1 (17 overs)

WOAH!!! Finally something relieving for the West Indies Alick Athanaze unleashes his fury against Kuldeep Yadav. In the previous over of the spinner, Athanaze hammers a boundary and maximum as Kuldeep concedes 12 runs. The West Indies need more of such overs, in order to bounce back into the game. 

WI 41/1 (15 overs)

In the beginning of the third session, India skipper Shubman Gill hands over the ball to Washington Sundar. This move is surprising one as Ravindra Jadeja was expected to bowl the first over of the session. However, India are in a good position and can experiment with their bowling lineup. 

WI 27/1 (12 overs)

Hello and welcome to the third and final session of Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies. The visitors will resume from 26/1 as Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Alick Athanaze aim for some boundaries in the early stages of the final session. On the other hand, Washington Sundar will be bowling the first over for India in this session. 

This marks the end of the second session on Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies. At Tea, West Indies' score read 26/1, trailing by 492 runs with Tagenarine Chanderpaul (13*) and Alick Athanaze (2*) standing unbeaten at the crease. In this session, India got the wicket of John Campbell for 10, who was dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja. Earlier, India declared their innings at 518/5. 

After taking a freak catch to dismiss John Campbell, Sai Sudharsan has been taken off the field by the medical staff. He is applying some ice pack on his wrist, where the ball was hit. He is visibly in pain and has been replaced by Devdutt Padikkal on the field. 

WI 21/1 (8 overs)

OUT!!! What an unfortunate way to give away your wicket. John Campbell plays a sweep shot on Ravindra Jadeja's delivery which goes and hit Sai Sudharsan at the short leg. In an attempt to protect his face from the fiery shot, Sudharsan ends up grabbing the catch, providing India with their first breakthrough of the day. Campbell stands their in disbelief as the commentators also get shocked. 

WI 21/1 (7.2 overs)

John Campbell opens his account in style with a boundary against Mohammed Siraj. Campbell leans forward, lets the ball come and then plays an open-faced drive, into the gap wide of mid-off. The duo of Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul is slowly forming a partnership by not taking much risks. They are stealing boundaries but not rushing things. 

WI 9/0 (4 overs)

FOUR!!! Tagenarine Chanderpaul hits a terrific boundary on Jasprit Bumrah's delivery. An awayswinger from Bumrah, Chanderpaul stays deep, plays with soft hands, an open face and the ball runs away wide of gully. 

WI 5/0 (2.5 overs)

West Indies are off to a cautious start against India. In the first over of Jasprit Bumrah, the duo of John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul does not take any risks. Bumrah delivers a maiden over as India aim for wickets in the early stages of the game. 

WI 0/0 (1 over)

After India's declaration, the West Indies openers John Campbell and Tagenarine Chanderpaul are out to bat. Trailing by 518 runs, the openers face a daunting task on scoring runs against India's fiery bowling lineup. On the other hand, pacer Jasprit Bumrah will be bowling the first over for India. Let's play!!!

With Dhruv Jurel's dismissal, India skipper Shubman Gill announces the declaration of the innings at 518/5. Gill remains unbeaten at 129. A brilliant innings by Team India comes to an end. Stay tuned as the West Indies will be out to bat soon.  

OUT!!! Skipper Roston Chase provides the West Indies with a big breakthrough as he dismisses Dhruv Jurel for 44. Chase traps Jurel with his spin as the batter tries to go for a big hit but swings his bat a little early. As a result, the ball dodges the bat and rattles the stumps. Fifth wicket gone for India. 

IND 518/5 (134.2 overs)

Both Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel have completed their 100-run partnership. The batters are playing fearless cricket and brilliantly dominating the West Indies bowlers. 

IND 517/4 (134 overs)

WAOH!!! This is a memorable innings as both Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel are forming a terrific partnership. In the previous over of Khary Pierre, Gill hammers three boundaries as the spinner concedes 12 runs. With this, India also cross the 500-run mark. 

IND 506/4 (132 overs)

Five Test hundreds in a calendar year by an Indian captain

Virat Kohli in 2017

Virat Kohli in 2018

Shubman Gill in 2025

CENTURY!!! Shubman Gill takes three runs on Kary Pierre's delivery and completes his century. It is his 10th century in the longest format for India and he brings it up in 177 balls. Apart from this, it is also his maiden ton at home after becoming the Indian Test captain. Terrific and a memorable knock by the Indian knock. 

IND 485/4 (129.5 overs)

Dhruv Jurel is playing a marvelous knock and taking India towards the 500-run mark. Currently batting at 33, Jurel is inching closer towards his half-century. Both Jurel and Shubman Gill are forming a terrific partnership against the hapless West Indies.

IND 465/4 (126.1 overs)

While Shubman Gill inches closer towards his historic century, Dhruv Jurel also leaves no stone unturned in getting runs for India. In the previous over of Khary Pierre, Jurel hammers two back-to-back boundaries as the skipper concedes nine runs. 

IND 454/4 (124 overs)

West Indies are desperately eyeing another wicket at the earliest. Skipper Roston Chase is also sticking with his star spinner Jomel Warrican in hope of getting another wicket. In his previous over, Warrican concedes just two runs. 

IND 440/4 (121 overs)

FOUR!!! Shubman Gill maintain his dominance with another brilliant boundary off Khary Pierre's delivery. Pierre bowls in the wrong line and Gill takes the full advantage of the situation. He perfectly places a sweep shot towards the fine leg and steals a boundary. 

IND 432/4 (117.1 overs)

Welcome back to NDTV Sports! We're about to get underway for the second session on Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies. The focus is firmly on Shubman Gill, who is 25 runs away from a first century as captain on home soil.

There's also some intrigue on when India eventually decide to declare. Will it be in this session? Let's find out.

This marks the end of the first session on Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies. At Lunch, four-down India's score read 427/4 with Shubman Gill (75*) and Dhruv Jurel (7*) standing unbeaten at the crease. In the first session, India lost the wickets of Yashasvi Jaiswal (175) and Nitish Kumar Reddy (43). Three wickets have been taken by spinner Jomel Warrican while one wicket (Jaiswal) came by run out. 

Shubman Gill, who is currently batting at 74, is inching closer towards his century. This will be special ton for him as it will be his first century for him in India after becoming the captain. He is forming a good partnership with Dhruv Jurel as India continue to dominate.

IND 425/4 (115 overs)

FOUR!!! Dhruv Jurel hits a boundary off Justin Greaves' delivery. Jurel swivels and pulls it behind square and generates good amount of power to beat Phillip getting across from fine leg. 

IND 423/4 (111.5 overs)

After the shocking dismissal of Nitish Kumar Reddy, skipper Shubman Gill has been joined by Dhruv Jurel at the crease. The duo is currently assessing the conditions and not taking any chances. In the previous over of Jomel Warrican, the duo gets just a single. 

IND 419/4 (111 overs)

OUT! A big sigh of relief for the West Indies as Jomel Warrican dismisses the fiery Nitish Kumar Reddy for 43. Nitish goes for a big hit but Warrican traps him brilliantly with his spin. The shot goes up in the air and lands into the hands of Jayden Seales. Fourth wicket down for India.

IND 416/4 (108.3 overs)

FOUR!!! Brilliant boundary from Shubman Gill on Justin Greaves' delivery. Gill gets the width outside off and dismisses the drive in front of square. The powerful shot also surpasses every fielder and races across the boundary line for a four. 

IND 415/3 (107.5 overs)

Nitish Kumar Reddy is playing fearless cricket and forming a good partnership with skipper Shubman Gill. In the previous over of Jomel Warrican, Nitish hits a massive six and inches closer towards his half-century. He is currently batting at 39. Meanwhile, Team India also goes past the 400-run mark. 

IND 400/3 (105 overs)

WOAH! Nitish Kumar Reddy also joins the party with his skipper Shubman Gill and starts dealing in boundaries. In the previous over of Jomel Warrican, Nitish smashes a six and a boundary as the spinner concedes 10 runs. 

IND 389/3 (103 overs)

SIX!!! First six of the day is here and it comes from the bat of India skipper Shubman Gill. The batter gently moves across and places a brilliant shot in the leg-side on Justin Greaves' delivery. The ball goes straight into the crowd as the chants of 'Gill-Gill" can be heard. 

IND 377/3 (101.3 overs)

OHH!! India suffer a shocking injury scare as Nitish Kumar hurts his leg while completing a run. The West Indies fielder tries to run him out but the throw hits Reddy's leg and then crosses the boundary line. This results in Reddy suffering a minor injury and India getting free four runs. 

IND 371/3 (100 overs)

FIFTY!!! Shubman Gill hits a boundary off Jayden Seales' delivery and completes his half-century in style. It is his ninth half-century for India in the longest format and he brings it up in 95 balls. Terrific batting from the Indian captain. 

IND 371/3 (99.4 overs)

As Shubman Gill nears 50, desperate West Indies change their strategy. Skipper Roston Chase hands over the ball to left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican. It is worth noting that Warrican scalped two wickets on Day 1 as West Indies need him to repeat his heroics on Day 2 as well. 

IND 358/3 (99 overs)

Shubman Gill changes his gears and starts dealing in boundaries. He is playing a captain's knock and forming a good partnership with Nitish Kumar Reddy. He is currently batting at 44 and inching closer towards his half-century. Apart from this, India also cross the 350-run mark as the West Indies bowlers look helpless. 

IND 355/3 (97 overs)

FOUR!!! Shubman Gill hits a brilliant boundary off Anderson Phillip. Gill walks forward and across, closes his bat-face and beats the diving midwicket fielder to his left. Good batting from skipper as he is fearlessly dealing in boundaries. 

IND 349/3 (95 overs)

The duo of Shubman Gill and Nitish Kumar Reddy is looking in good touch and brilliantly stealing boundaries from West Indies bowlers. In the previous over of Anderson Phillip, Gill unleashes his fury and hammers two boundaries. In total, Phillip concedes eight runs as India look to recover from the shocking dismissal of Yashasvi Jaiswal. 

IND 337/3 (93 overs)

WOAH!!! Dhruv Jurel, who scored a century in the first Test, has been demoted in the order as Nitish Kumar Reddy joins Shubman Gill after the shocking dismissal of Yashasvi Jaiswal. Hope this move proves to be masterstroke for India. 

IND 329/3 (92 overs)

OUT! WHAT JUST HAPPENED THERE? A horrible mix-up ends up costing India the precious wicket of the fiery Yashasvi Jaiswal. Jaiswal plays a shot off Jayden Seales and runs for a single. When Jaiswal crosses half the distance, Gill refuses to run, which forces the former to run back to the striker's end. However, Jaiswal fails to return on time as West Indies fielders run him out on 175. Third wicket down for India.

IND 325/3 (91.2 overs)

West Indies are showing tremendous effort on field with their brilliant fielding performance. Despite this, India skipper Shubman Gill still manages to steal a boundary on the last ball of the first over from Anderson Phillip. India score seven runs in the first over of the day. 

IND 325/2 (91 overs)

The play on Day 2 of the second Test between India and the West Indies finally begins. For India, Yashasvi Jaiswal (173*) and Shubman Gill (20*) have resumed the proceedings from 318/2. The Indian batters aim to score quick runs and maintain their dominance over the visitors. On the other hand, the West Indies eye wickets in the first session to bounce back in the match.

"It looks like a 3rd/4th day pitch. Because of the wear and tear, it's a very dry surface, but I still think it will be good for batting. The spinners have a chance of using their conditions to their advantage, and that is something that I'd like to see the West Indian spinners do. Try to use the rough areas as their guide to pitch the ball into those areas, to bring those variabilities of bounce. The other end has more grass. Naturally, you would think that captains will operate their pace bowlers because the grass layer is more intense," said Daren Ganga. 

Yashavi Jaiswal is currently batting at 173 and inching closer towards his double century. Making his debut in 2023, it will be his third double century in Test cricket. At the age of 23, Jaiswal will become the youngest Indian batter to hit three double centuries. 

KL Rahul, who scored 28 on Day 1 of the second Test against the West Indies, achieved a big feat. Rahul joined Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in an elite list as the experienced Indian cricket team batter completed 2000 runs in the World Test Championship (WTC). He became the seventh Indian batter to score 2000 runs in WTC matches. Wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant tops the list with 2731 runs, followed by Rohit, Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli. 

“Jaiswal is just getting better and better day by day. We’ve spoken about his hunger and his attitude toward building big innings, not just for himself but for the team. Even in the previous game, he got off to a good start but was dismissed early, so he’s certainly made up for that here,” Anil Kumble said.

"It was a good contribution, good partnership between me and Jaiswal. Hopefully, we'll have longer partnerships and get a big score. Definitely, I wasn't thinking about getting runs, so I was a bit more free, expressed myself, took time rather than rushing things. I didn't try to make things happen. Grateful for whatever I've done, but there's always something in the mind to make a lot more, happy with the runs, but would want to make more," said Yashavi Jaiswal. 

After facing a big defeat by an innings and 140 runs, the West Indies endured yet another abysmal start on Day 1 of the second Test. Indian batters showed no mercy to the visitors and hit boundaries in every corner of the ground. Only left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican (2/60) picked up both the wickets for the West Indies in the form of Sai Sudharsan and KL Rahul.

Having received the national selectors and team management's backing or the vital No 3 slot, Sai Sudharsan responded with a fine 87 off 165 balls. It was his second half-century for India in Test cricket. Meanwhile, KL Rahul missed out on a big score after getting out for 38. In the previous Test, he scored a century. 

Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal slammed his seventh Test century as India dominated the first day of the second match against the West Indies, reaching 318 for two at stumps on Friday. Leading the two-match series 1-0, India opted to bat after winning the toss and the move was vindicated by Jaiswal, who was unbeaten on 173 off 253 balls when the stumps were drawn at Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 2 of the second Test between India and West Indies, straight from the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. Stay tuned for all the live updates.