That's a wrap for our live coverage of Day 4. Join us tomorrow on NDTV Sports, as India aim to complete a 10th consecutive Test series victory over the West Indies. Just 58 more runs to get! See you then.

Not many would've thought that the match would stretch till Day 5 when the Windies were bowled out for 248 in their first innings. But here we are. Campbell and Hope completed their centuries, and then Greaves and Seales also got stuck in to stitch a 79-run stand for the last wicket. West Indies may still lose this game, but they can take a lot of positives from today.

Stumps on Day 4! India walk back to the pavilion on the verge of victory. They are just 58 runs away from the target, and have nine wickets in hand. KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan have played in a composed manner in the final hour of the day.

IND 63/1 (18)

Boundary! KL Rahul with a nudge towards mid-on, but the shot is firm enough to send the ball all the way to the boundary. 50-run partnership comes up between Rahul and Sudharsan. The duo have steadied the ship after Jaiswal departed early.

IND 61/1 (17)

Sai Sudharsan opens the face of the bat, but the ball takes a thick edge and goes between the two slip fielders and away for 4. A tough chance there, but neither fielder could grasp it. India need only 66 more to win.

IND 55/1 (16)

Another boundary through the off-side for Sai Sudharsan. He has played the drives so well today. This match could end up being a crucial one for him when it comes to his Test career. 50 also comes up for India.

IND 51/1 (15.1)

Just 5 more overs remain on Day 4. Sai Sudharsan and KL Rahul have been cautious in their approach, refraining from playing any aggressive strokes. Despite the low target, it seems like we'll have to wait till Day 5 for a result.

IND 41/1 (13)

Sai Sudharsan with another brilliantly-timed cover drive. The left-hander slams his third boundary of the afternoon. On this occasion, he targets Khary Pierre. Sudharsan has now made more than 100 runs in the ongoing Test. 

IND 34/1 (9)

FOUR!!! Sai Sudharsan hits a brilliant off Jomel Warrican's delivery. An overpitched ball by Warrican and Sai Sudharsan smashes it through covers for a beautiful boundary. 

IND 21/1 (5.1 overs)

After the dismissal of Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan joins KL Rahul at the crease. The duo is forming a steady partnership and taking Team India ahead in the game. In the previous over of Jayden Seales, the duo scores two runs. 

IND 17/1 (5 overs)

OHH NO!!!! That one must be so painful. KL Rahul looks to go defensive on Jayden Seales' delivery but the ball dodges the bat and directly hits the batter on his abdominal guard. Rahul screams in pain as the team physio rushes on the field to have a look. The game pauses for a moment and then resumes. 

IND 13/1 (2.3 overs)

OUT!!! West Indies get their first wicket of the day as Jomel Warrican dismisses Yashasvi Jaiswal for 8. Jaiswal patiently waits for the ball and punches it hard towards the long-on for a six. However, the ball lands into the hands of Anderson Phillip as India go 1 down in the chase of 121. 

IND 9/1 (1.3 overs)

A brilliant start for India as Yashasvi Jaiswal hits two boundaries in the first over of Jayden Seales. In total, Seales leaks eight runs as Jaiswal and KL Rahul aim for more boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

IND 8/0 (1 over)

The West Indies lose a review in the first over of the chase. The wicketkeeper grabs a catch after Jayden Seales delivers a ball to Yashasvi Jaiswal. The visitors appeal for a caught behind and opt for a DRS review. The TV umpire then shows that the ball touched the ground before reaching the hands of wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach. Later, it also shows that the ball never made any contact with the bat and Jaiswal was anyway safe. 

IND 4/0 (0.4 overs)

After bowling the West Indies out for 390, India need 121 runs to win the second and final Test of the two-match series. For India, openers KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal are out to bat as the hosts look for a strong opening partnership. On the other hand, Jayden Seales will be bowling the first over. Let's play!!! 

OUT!!!! Jasprit Bumrah does the job for Team India as he dismisses Jayden Seales for 32. Seales flicks it away in search of a boundary but the ball lands straight into the hands of Washington Sundar at the deep square leg. With this, West Indies have been bundled out and now India need 121 runs to win the second Test. 

FIFTY!!! Justin Greaves takes a single off Jasprit Bumrah's delivery and brings up his half-century in style. It is his second half-century in the longest format and he brings it up in 85 balls. Terrific batting from Greaves and Jayden Seales as India struggle for one wicket. 

WI 384/9 (118.1 overs)

OH NO!!! A good chance for India to bowl out the West Indies but Dhruv Jurel fails to capitalise on it. Ravindra Jadeja traps Jayden Seales as the ball goes up in the air but Jurel drops it. The replay then shows that the ball had actually touched Seales' glove and he would have been dismissed if Jurel had taken the catch. 

WI 374/9 (114.4 overs)

Ravindra Jadeja bowls a maiden over and controls the flow of runs. India are desperate for this one wicket, in order to bundle out the Windies at the earliest. The duo of Jayden Seales and Justin Greaves is frustrating the Indian bowlers. 

WI 366/9 (113 overs)

Hello and welcome to the third and final session on Day 4 of the second Test between India and West Indies. In this session, the visitors will resume from 361/9 with a lead of 91 runs. The duo of Jayden Seales and Justin Greaves will aim to take their partnership deeper. In this session, Kuldeep Yadav will be bowling the first over for Team India. 

This marks the end of the second session on Day 4 of the second Test between India and West Indies. At Tea, West Indies' score read 361/9 as they lead by 91 runs. Currently, Jayden Seales (18*) and Justin Greaves (35*) are standing unbeaten at the crease. In the second session, West Indies lost wickets in quick succession but Greaves and Seales completed their fifty-run partnership. For India, Kuldeep Yadav took three wickets while Jasprit Bumrah took two. 

SIX!!! Jayden Seales goes berserk and hammers a huge maximum on Ravindra Jadeja's delivery. Down on one leg, Seales fetches the full ball from outside off and hits with the spin to dispatch it over deep midwicket for a six. The West Indies are taking their lead deeper. 

WI 349/9 (106 overs)

FOUR!!! Justin Greaves hits a boundary off Jasprit Bumrah's delivery. Bumrah attempts to bowl a yorker but end's up giving a full-toss. Greaves plays a terrific shot as Nitish Kumar Reddy gives his best to stop the ball at the mid-off. However, he fails and the ball goes past the boundary line for a four. 

WI 331/9 (102.3 overs)

The overs are up and India are just one wicket away from bowling out the West Indies. In the previous over Kuldeep Yadav, the duo of Justin Greaves and Jayden Seales scores five runs. With this, the West Indies have taken a 50-run lead over India. 

WI 320/9 (100 overs)

Beauty from Bumrah! Anderson Phillip looks to block it, but the ball swings away, takes a soft edge off the bat, and is collected by Dhruv Jurel behind the stumps. India are one wicket away from bundling WI out!

WI 311/9 (96.5)

Bowled! First wicket of the innings for Jasprit Bumrah! Terrific delivery. The ball beats Jomel Warrican, kisses his pad and then knocks over his wicket. The stumps go cartwheeling. West Indies have lost 4 wickets in 14 runs.

WI 307/8 (94.2)

300 comes up for the West Indies, but the outlook will be much more different in their dressing room now. They've lost 3 wickets in the last 4 overs, and that's left their tail with a lot to do. The lead is still only 33. 

WI 303/7 (93)

Oh dear, the West Indies are falling apart! Khary Pierre, new to the crease, goes for a rash slog sweep on just the second delivery he faces. No timing whatsoever, the ball goes high up, and it is taken by Nitish Reddy. 2 wickets in 3 balls for Kuldeep, WI are 7 down!

WI 298/7 (91.5)

GONE! Roston Chase departs! The big wicket, as far as India were concerned. Kuldeep Yadav strikes again. West Indies' captain looked to nudge it to mid-on, but a great diving catch taken by substitute fielder Devdutt Padikkal.

WI 298/6 (91.3)

OUT!!! Kuldeep Yadav bounces back after a horrific day and takes his revenge from Tevin Imlach. Kuldeep strikes on the pads of Imlach as the on-field umpire wastes no time and signals LBW out. Fifth wicket gone for the West Indies as Kuldeep takes his first of this innings. 

WI 293/5 (89.3 overs)

Tevin Imlach unleashes his fury on Kuldeep Yadav. In the previous over of the star spinner, Imlach hammers a boundary and a massive six as Kuldeep leaks 12 runs. Interestingly, Kuldeep took five wickets in the first innings but he is yet to open his account in this one. 

WI 289/4 (88 overs)

After losing the wicket of Shai Hope, the West Indies batters have gone on the backfoot. Tevin Imlach has joined skipper Roston Chase at the crease and both the batters are showing a cautious approach. In the previous over of Mohammed Siraj, the duo scores just two runs. 

WI 276/4 (86 overs)

OUT!!! BOWLED!!!! Mohammed Siraj, you beauty. The pacer finally provides India with a much-needed breakthrough as he cleans up Shai Hope in style. Back of a length delivery, Hope gets beaten by the pace as the ball touches the inside edge and rattles the middle stump. Terrific knock from Hope comes to an end after scoring 103. Fourth wicket gone for West Indies. 

WI 271/4 (83.5 overs)

WOAH!!!! Nobody had imagined this on Day 3 but the West Indies have finally taken a lead over India. This is the first time in 11 Tests where they were enforced follow-on, West Indies have avoided an innings defeat. In 2013, they played a draw against New Zealand after getting a follow-on. 

WI 271/3 (83 overs)

CENTURY!!!! Shai Hope hits a boundary against Jasprit Bumrah and completes his century. It is his third century in Test cricket and he brings it up in 204 balls. What a performance from Hope as the entire crowd, including the Indian fans give him a standing ovation. The West Indies now trail by just one run. 

WI 269/3 (82 overs)

India skipper Shubman Gill opts for the second new-ball and straight away hands it over to pacer Jasprit Bumrah. In his first over of the session, Bumrah gets hit for a boundary by Roston Chase and concedes four runs. India need a wicket at the earliest as the West Indies trail by just seven runs. 

WI 263/3 (81 overs)

FOUR!!! Shai Hope continues to show dominance as he hits another boundary against Kuldeep Yadav. Short ball and down the leg-side, Shai Hope drags it away to the deep backward square leg fence for four runs. Hope is now just four runs away from his century. 

WI 256/3 (79 overs)

Hello and welcome to the second session on Day 4 of the second Test between India and West Indies. Shai Hope and Roston Chase will be resuming the innings for the West Indies from 252/3. In this session, the duo aims to take the partnership deeper and help the West Indies take the first-innings lead. For India, Kuldeep Yadav will be bowling the first over of the session. 

The West Indies have shown resilience in the morning session, scoring 79 runs at a loss of just one wicket. Both Shai Hope (92*) and Roston Chase (23*) are forming a terrific partnership as the West Indies are on the verge of taking a lead. India need to scalp wickets at the earliest, in order to gain the control back. 

This marks the end of the first session on Day 4 of the second Test between India and West Indies in Delhi. At Lunch, West Indies score read 252/3 with Shai Hope (92*) and Roston Chase (23*) standing unbeaten at the crease. The visitors are currently trailing by 18 runs. In the first session, John Campbell completed his maiden Test century before getting dismissed for 115 by Ravindra Jadeja. 

Wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav, who took a five wickets in the first innings, is yet to open his account in the second one. It's been 13 overs and Kuldeep is still wicketless. This is the first time in 18 innings that Kuldeep has gone wicketless after bowling 13 overs. 

WI 239/3 (73 overs) 

Shai Hope is currently batting at 85 and inching closer towards his century. It will be his third century in the longest format for the West Indies. In previous over of Washington Sundar, the duo of Hope and Roston Chase scores four runs. They are smartly rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard moving for the West Indies. 

WI 235/3 (71 overs)

SIX!!! WOAH!!! That's a big one from the skipper Roston Chase, who smartly places a shot on Washington Sundar's delivery. Flighted and full, Chase gets forward, bends his back leg and wallops it with the spin over cow corner. The West Indies batters are fearlessly going ahead and scoring runs against India's clueless bowling lineup. 

WI 225/3 (67 overs)

FOUR!!! Shai Hope hammers a good boundary off Mohammed Siraj's delivery. A good length ball, Hope manages to go on backfoot and place a shot through point and steal four runs. Skipper Roston Chase has joined Hope at the crease after the dismissal of John Campbell. Both the batters now aim for another solid partnership. 

WI 216/3 (64.5 overs)

OUT!!!! Finally, Ravindra Jadeja strikes for Team India and scalps the wicket of the fiery John Campbell for 115. Jadeja strikes on the pads of Campbell and excitedly appeals for LBW. The on-field umpire takes few seconds and then signals out. Campbell goes for a DRS review but it clearly shows that the ball was actually hitting the stumps. The 177-run partnership comes to an end as the West Indies go three down. 

WI 212/3 (63.3 overs)

FOUR!!! John Campbell hits a brilliant boundary off Mohammed Siraj's delivery. Short and wide of off - Campbell throws his hands on the cut and flashes it behind square on the off-side for a four. In total, Siraj concedes six runs as the partnership between Campbell and Shai Hope goes past 170. 

WI 208/2 (63 overs)

As the pair of Ravindra Jadeja and Jasprit Bumrah fail to provide India with a breakthrough, skipper Shubman Gill hands over the ball to pacer Mohammed Siraj. In his first over of the day, Siraj concedes five runs, which include a brilliant boundary from John Campbell. With this, the West Indies also cross the 200-run mark. The duo of Campbell and Shai Hope is just unstoppable today. 

WI 202/2 (61 overs)

Jasprit Bumrah is looking in great touch today. The duo of John Campbell and Shai Hope is also playing cautiously and not taking any risks against Bumrah. In his previous over, the star pacer delivers a maiden and keeps the WI batters under check. 

WI 197/2 (60 overs)

SIX!!!! What a way to bring up up your maiden Test hundred. John Campbell hammers a huge six off Ravindra Jadeja's delivery and completes his ton. He takes 174 deliveries to reach the milestone. Terrific batting from the opener as the entire West Indies camp gives him a standing ovation. 

WI 194/2 (57.5 overs)

Oh no! Jasprit Bumrah strikes the pads of John Campbell and appeals for LBW. The on-field umpire signals not out, so Shubman Gill opts for a DRS review. The TV umpire then shows that the ball first touched the inside edge before hitting the pads. As a result, Campbell remains not out, leaving Bumrah disappointed. He even questioned the decision of the TV umpire, but India lost the review.

WI 187/2 (54.5 overs)

John Campbell has been standing like a strong wall for the West Indies and taking them ahead in the game, along with Shai Hope. Currently unbeaten at 94, Campbell is inching towards his century. It will be his maiden century in the longest format for the West Indies. Great batting from the opener. 

WI 186/2 (54 overs)

A good strategy from skipper Shubman Gill as he also brings pace into the attack. He immediately hands over the ball to pacer Jasprit Bumrah in search of wickets. Bumrah bowls a maiden over and controls the flow of runs. 

WI 177/2 (51 overs)

Good start for the West Indies as they start rotating the strike from the very first over. The duo of John Campbell and Shai Hope scores four runs in the previous over of Ravindra Jadeja. They are putting up a strong fight as India are now desperate for wickets. 

WI 177/2 (50 overs)

The play on Day 4 of the second Test between India and the West Indies finally begins. For the West Indies, John Campbell (87*) and Shai Hope (66*) will be resuming the innings from 173/2, trailing by 97 runs. The duo will aim to take this partnership deeper, in order to take a lead. On the other hand, Ravindra Jadeja will be bowling the first over of the day for India. Let's play!!! 

"It's a Day 4 pitch, the bounce has become lower and the bowlers will look to make most of the footholes. You can expect spinners to operate from the end which has more wear and tear with the pacers operating from the other end. You need to pull the length back, bowl wicket-to-wicket and force the batters to play more horizontal shots. As for the batters, you will need to bat with a straight bat as much as possible."

Team India bowled passionately in the first innings to bundle out the West Indies, in order to enforce a follow-on. However, things did not go as per the plan for Team India as the West Indies duo of John Campbell and Shai Hope stitched a fiery partnership. The hosts now aim to redeem themselves on Day 4 and bowl out the West Indies at the earliest. 

"We started really well. The wicket is good to bat on and there wasn't any pace on the wicket, so we just tried to hit it the right length. Hitting the stumps was my plan. The first innings was brilliant. Second innings, they batted really well, Hope and Campbell started hitting very well. And they are batting really well at the moment. (On the wicket) It looks pretty well to bat. The wicket is obviously slower. And there isn't any the pace on the wicket, so you have to create and generate the energy. And for wrist-spinners, it is difficult sometimes," said Kuldeep. 

The West Indies still need 97 runs to force India to bat again and avoid defeat by an innings margin. Although India's victory is a certainty, the counter-attack from John Campbell and Shai Hope would give them renewed confidence before their tour of New Zealand.

Wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav broke a world record on Day 3 with his marvelous five-wicket haul, which helped India bundled out the West Indies for 248 in their first innings. It was Kuldeep's fifth five-wicket haul. He became the fastest left-arm spinner in the world to achieve five fifers (15 matches). 

John Campbell and Shai Hope scored unbeaten half centuries as West Indies ended day three of the second Test at 173 for 2 against India on Sunday. Asked to follow on after folding for 248 in their first innings, Campbell (87*) and Hope (66*) showed character with an unbeaten 138-run stand to cut down India's lead to 97 runs when stumps were called.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Day 4 of the second Test between India and West Indies, straight from the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. Stay tuned for all the live updates.