8.2

Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, out Caught by Jewel Andrew!! Total silence once again at the RGIS. Andrew at deep point comes in and gets low to take it safely with the right leg touching the ground. The crowd roar as they check for the front foot no-ball. Wonder what they saw on the big screen. Shamar Springer is well behind the line. Now again total silence. Followed by a big roar as the local boy Tilak walks out.

Shreyas Iyer c Jewel Andrew b Shamar Springer 16(11) [4s-2]

IND 97-3(8.2) CRR:11.64

REQ:12.94

India need 151 runs in 70 balls

How is the dew?

8.5

Shamar Springer to Abhishek Sharma, wide, slower-ball and dug in short, angling it across Abhishek Sharma outside off, he pulls and misses. Too high and a wide called

8.5

Shamar Springer to Abhishek Sharma, SIX, over the sightscreen and the crowd go wild here.

9.3

Roston Chase to Tilak Varma, FOUR, beautiful cricket shot. Roston Chase from round the wicket, on a good length on leg-stump, Tilak Varma goes on the back foot and punches it wide of the two men at extra-cover. Long chase for Motie at long-off, he runs but the ball wins to his right

Come on Motie you haveta dive

WI 247-3(20)

IND 115-3(10) CRR:11.5

REQ:13.3

India need 133 runs in 60 balls

Abhishek Sharma 24 (19)

Tilak Varma 8 (5)

Roston Chase 4-0-43-0

Need to keep taking wicket to restrict them...

Romario Shepherd [1.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack

10.1

Romario Shepherd to Abhishek Sharma, no run, nah, that's not a wide! Abhishek Sharma shuffles across quite a bit and Romario Shepherd keeps it just outside the leg stump, but it's inside the red line and wide is not given

10.6

6

Romario Shepherd to Tilak Varma, SIX

10.5

4

Romario Shepherd to Tilak Varma, FOUR

Sheppy can be brainless sometimes Stewwwps the over went so well for 4 balls and he relaxed

11.1

4

Gudakesh Motie to Abhishek Sharma, FOUR

Interested Stats...

Also, Shai Hope is the first batter to score four hundreds on the white-ball leg (ODI & T20I) of a bilateral tour, Sampath tells us. Four is the most hundreds scored by a visiting batter on a bilateral tour of India.

Naman Dhir, right handed bat, comes to the crease

11.3

Gudakesh Motie to Abhishek Sharma, out Caught by Shamar Springer!! That's been hit straight into the hands of the fielder at long-off! A full delivery angled across outside off, and Abhishek looks to go big but fails to get the desired elevation, picking out the fielder at wide long-off. The left-hander is visibly frustrated with himself as he walks back, but Roston Chase has a few words for him and points towards the pavilion. Abhishek responds, but the exchange changes little as West Indies continue to hold the upper hand in this contest.

Abhishek Sharma c Shamar Springer b Gudakesh Motie 29(24) [4s-3 6s-1]

Ump must say out out out

That's out

Good work Shai