India vs West Indies 1st T20I Highlights: WI restrict IND to 145/9, win by four runs

India have folded for 145/9. Jason Holder's double wicket maiden was the one that definitely turned it the West Indies' way at the end of the day. This will be a big source of motivation for the West Indies, who are pretty much starting a new journey in this series devoid of the old stars like Chris Gayle, Sunil Narine and Andre Russell. For India, they have finally been dealt with a real blow in this tour. 

Yorker and Kuldeep is cleaned up. He came down the pitch and got nowhere close to the ball that was lasered into the base of the stumps. 

Kuldeep Yadav b Shepherd 3 (9), India 140/8 in 19.1 overs

Kuldeep is on strike, Romario Shepherd is bowling it. This has to be the first match of this tour that has come right down the wire.

Hang on a minute, the match is not over yet, says Arshdeep Singh. The third ball of the 19th goes past short fine leg and the next one is swatted over extra cover.

He falls looking for the big one, safe tro say now that West Indies are winning this. It had gone quite high up in the air, Hetmyer does well to keep his eyes on it and takes the catch. What a performance this is from the West Indies. 

Axar Patel c Hetmyer b McCoy 13 (11), India 129/7 in 18.2 overs

This over may have decided the match. No runs and two wickets from it. Jason Holder has given away just eight runs now in three overs.

What a fantastic piece of fielding that is from Kyle Mayers and India's lack of batting depth has now come out to bite them. Slow from Holder again, Axar punches it to cover and India go for the single. Mayers comes around and fires it at the striker's end. Replays show that Samson is well short of the crease and West Indies now stand a realistic chance at taking a 1-0 lead.

Samson run out (Mayers) 12 (12), India 113/6 in 15.3 overs

Holder brought back and cleans up Pandya with his first ball, all-rounder to all-rounder. Slower delivery, off-cutter and the ball hits Pandya on the pad and takes the off stump as he looks to clip it away.

Pandya b Holder 19 (19), India 113/5 in 15.1 overs

Outside edge off Pandya's bat and it flew just past the point fielder off the last ball of that over bowled by Shepherd. This pitch is absolutely not suited for big hitting and so the fact that India need 52 to win off 36 balls will be a source of worry for the visitors.

Last ball of the 13th from Alzarri Joseph, Pandya lofts him just over extra cover to the boundary. India need 67 to win from 48 now.

Well he has reaped rich dividends from the pull shot today but this one ends his inningsd. The ball is slightly short from Shepherd, Tilak ends up mistiming his short and Hetmyer makes no mistake with the catch at fine leg.

India need 80 to win off 60. Pandya on two off three, Tilak on 33 off 18.

Suryakumar drives hard at a full delivery outside off from Holder, Hetmyer dives full length to his left at cover and holds on for a fantastic catch that could potentially turn the match around.

Suryakumar Yadav c Hetmyer b Holder 21 (21), India 67/3, need 83 to win off 64 balls

Tilak goes inside out over wide long off and the ball goes sailing into the stands. That is an extraordinary shot.

No one go anywhere near Alzarri Joseph for some time now, he is glowing hot with anger. A little mix-up off the last ball of the powerplay, throw goes into the striker's end despite Joseph asking the fielder not to do it since there is no one backing up for the throw. It coems anyhow, misses the stumps, Kyle Mayers puts in a dive to try and hold on to the ball but it goes to the boundary.

Tilak Varma starts off his international career in style. He played a dot off the last ball of the fifth, then hits two sixes off the next two balls he faces in the sixth off Alzarri Joseph.

Ishan Kishan has missed out on a half century in a match for just the second time in this tour, barring that one Test innings of course. Miscues an attempted big shot off McCoy and holes out at mid-on.

Kishan c Powell b McCoy 6 (9), India 28/2 in 4.5 overs

Fantastic bowling from Hossain and the pressure does the rest for Gill. Slow through the air, pitches around off and spins away, Gill comes down the track, misses it completely and Charles does the rest.

Gill st Charles b Hosein 3 (9), India 5/1 in 2.2 overs

Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan open for India. West Indies start off with spin, Akeal Hossain is bowling the first over.

Not the kind of score that West Indies looked poised to set at the end of the powerplay. Mukesh Kumar bowled the last over, no wickets for him today but he gave just 15 runs away in his first two overs before the batters dug out nine in this one.

Powell skies and SKY holds on at long-on. Like Pooran, he also misses out on a half century. This 19th over from Arshdeep now has two wickets and a hat-trick of wides.

Three back to back off-side wide balls from Arshdeep, Romario Shepherd is the new batter on strike. 

He could hardly make any contributions in the ODI series and his lean run continues in the T20s now. Hetmyer hits it straight down the throat of sweeper cover. Sharp catch from Axar and Arshdeep gets one off the first ball of the 19th. 

Hetmyer c Patel b Arshdeep Singh 10 (12), West Indies 134/5 in 18.1 Ov