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India beat West Indies by 257 runs | India Vs West Indies 2nd Test match

So that is from this game and this series! It has been all India and they have won their first Test series of the WTC campaign. West Indies on the other hand, have a lot to ponder about. However, there is still a long time before they play the longest format. There though will be a lot of cricket action going on. Until next time, take care and goodbye!
Indian skipper, Virat Kohli, says they played really good cricket over the four days and they got the result they wanted. Admits they were put under pressure in a few session especially while they were batting but they came out well. Further adds Vihari was the stand out but contributions from Rahane, Agarwal and Ishant was excellent. States it was a game full of grit and determination. Tells Vihari is very solid and is very confident about his game and the dressing room is calm when he bats. Also says he is always eager to learn and improve and that shows in his batting. Mentions without the bowlers, the number of Tests they have won, would not have been possible, they bowl with all the heart and his record of being the Indian captain with the most number of Test win is due to his team. Ends by saying Windies' bowling was really good, especially Holder and Roach and they were expecting before the series to have a tough task with the bat against the Windies bowlers.
Man of the Match, Hanuma Vihari, says the ton feels very good especially after he missed out on one in the last game. Mentions he wanted to be out there and he was looking to stitch partnerships which would take his team to a good total. Reckons you need to be patient on this wicket and need to be selective about which balls to hit and which not too and that was his game plan. Informs he took the same approach in the second innings and it went well for him. Further adds he is looking forward to play a Test match at home as it is a great feeling playing in front of the home crowd.
West Indies skipper, Jason Holder, says that he is disappointed with the performance. Mentions that he has to pay special attention to all the departments. On the bowling performance, he says that they always come and give their 100 percent. On India, they said they are a quality side and they bowled extremely well. Also admits they needed to bat a lot better and apply themselves which they failed to do in this series. On the pitch, states that the pitch was good one and he has complains about it.
The Windies batters though did show signs of some fight with Brooks scoring a half ton. His first in Tests. A couple of other batters also showed some resilience but it was always going to be a uphill task. Once the man who scored the first half ton for Windies in this series was run out. They fell like pack of cards with Jadeja and Shami being the star as the two picked up three each. All-in-all it has been a dominating series for the Indians and they have justified why they are one of the best sides going around. Stay tuned for the presentation.
India did have the change of enforcing the follow-on but they did not do so. They batted again and added 168 runs to the lead of 299 they got after bowling the Windies out for 117. India;s best batters in the series did well for them as both Rahane and Vihari notched up half tons. The visitors then declared with around an hour to go on Day 3 and also managed to take 2 wickets.
In reply, the Windies batters once again had no answers to one of the best bowlers going around, Jasprit Bumrah. He demolished the Windies batting line-up with a 6-fer. Just the one Windies batter scored above 20 and after that one one result looked likely.
This game also turned out to be another one-sided one in the favor of the Indians who do not lose a game in the whole tour. Everything, absolutely everything has gone wrong for the Windies right from the start. They won the toss and elected to field, a decision which could have been questioned. Yes, the conditions on Day 1 were suitable for bowling but the Windies bowlers did not make complete use of it. They let India score a massive score with Vihari being the star with a ton. Kohli and Agarwal also made handy contributions.
Just less than the two sessions is the answer to the question we asked in the opening Text today. Another excellent performance by the Indian bowlers. It was even in better in the second session as they made quick work of the remaining 6 wickets. Another thumping win for them and they win the series 2-0!
3 wickets for Ravindra Jadeja. Ravindra Jadeja is on a roll. 10 wickets down for WI. Out batsman is Jason Holder. It is all over for WI. 59.5Ravindra Jadeja to Jason Holder. out, OUT! BOWLED 'EM! End of the Windies innings! Jadeja gets the last man. He fires it on middle, Holder looks to hoick it but misses and the stumps are shattered. All smiles in the Indian camp as THEY HAVE WON BY 257 RUNS! THEY TAKE THE SERIES 2-0!
59.4Ravindra Jadeja to Jason Holder. FOUR, FOUR! Streaky! This is angled into the batter, Holder looks to go for the slog sweep but gets an inside edge past Pant and down to the fine leg fence.
59.3Ravindra Jadeja to Jason Holder. no run, Shorter in length and on off, Holder pushes it down to long off but no runs are taken.
59.2Ravindra Jadeja to Jason Holder. no run, Flatter and on off, Holder goes back and keeps it out.
59.1Ravindra Jadeja to Jason Holder. no run, Holder wants to have some fun! He looks to go big but it goes off the inner half towards mid on for no runs.
End of over 59 ( 4 Runs )WI 206/9 58.6Mohammed Shami to Shannon Gabriel. no run, Fuller and on middle, this is worked towards mid-wicket and a run is not taken.
Shannon Gabriel is the last man in.
3 wickets for Mohammed Shami. Mohammed Shami is on a roll. 58.5Mohammed Shami to Kemar Roach. out, OUT! No. 9 is out of here! One more time, it is the combination of Pant and Shami which is in play. Shami's third. It is fuller and outside off, Roach looks to drive but gets an outside edge to the keeper. India only a wicket away now.
58.4Mohammed Shami to Kemar Roach. no run, Fuller and on off, it is driven to mid off.
58.3Mohammed Shami to Kemar Roach. no run, Ouch! That is a stinger! It is a good length ball around off, it shoots off the surface. Roach looks to drive but then misses to get hit high on the elbow. Roach does not show some pain though.
58.2Mohammed Shami to Kemar Roach. no run, On a good length and around off, Roach defends it out.

Updated at: 2019-09-03 00:35:15

Match details

Toss: Toss won by West Indies

Umpires: Paul Reiffel (AUS) and Richard Kettleborough (ENG)

TV umpire: Rod Tucker (AUS)

Match referee: David Boon (AUS)

PLAYING XI

India

KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli (C), Ajinkya Rahane, Hanuma Vihari, Rishabh Pant (W), Ravindra Jadeja, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah

West Indies

Kraigg Brathwaite, John Campbell, Shamarh Brooks, Darren Bravo, Shimron Hetmyer, Jahmar Hamilton (W), Rahkeem Cornwall, Roston Chase, Jason Holder (C), Kemar Roach, Shannon Gabriel, Jermaine Blackwood

West Indies were left battling to save the Test and the series after India reduced them to 45/2 in the second innings, in pursuit of 468. India made short work of West Indies, needing approximately 75 minutes to dismiss them. With India ahead by 299, in a bid to provide his bowlers rest in the sapping Jamaica heat, Virat Kohlidecided against enforcing the follow on.

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West Indies pacers, led by Kemar Roach responded with fire, leaving India at 36/3 before half-centuries from Hanuma Vihari and Ajinkya Rahane upped the tempo. From 41 runs scored in the first 20 overs, Vihari and Rahane added runs an over six an over post tea and declared 467 ahead. West Indies openers Kraigg Brathwaite and John Campbell walked out hoping to play out the remaining 16 overs unscathed, but Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Shami landed two early blow to tilt the balance heavily in favour of India.

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Jasprit Bumrah, whose hat-trick had crippled West Indies on Day 2, failed to add more wickets and it was left to Mohammed Shami, Ishant and Ravindra Jadeja to wipe out the Windies tail, which showed more resistance than their top order had displayed. Windies’ first few runs of the morning session were through inside edges, before Shami bounced out Rahkeem Cornwall. In his Test debut, Jahmar Hamilton almost added no run to his overnight score of 2 for 10 overs, and after crawling to 5 off 58, he became Ishant’s only wicket of the innings. Roach struck three boundaries in an entertaining 17 off 31 before falling to Jadeja.

KL Rahul and Mayank Agarwal struggled against the new ball as Roach led a spirited bowling. After removing Agarwal before lunch with a ball that came back in viciously and dismissed the opener LBW, it was in the second session that Roach breathed fire and was rewarded with the wickets of Rahul and Kohli, edging behind for a golden duck. With Holder operating with equal precision, the West Indies captain prised out Cheteshwar Pujara India had added just 56 runs in the first two hours.

Roach almost secured the second hat-trick of the match, when Rahane poked at the ball outside off and it took the inside edge and raced past the keeper. But things changed drastically with first-innings centurion Vihari and Rahane forging a century-plus stand. Vihari made the first move to break the shackles for India, with a couple of early on-drives to settle nerves. (FULL DAY 3 REPORT)

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