India vs West Indies 3rd T20I Highlights: SKY, Tilak lead India to 7-wicket win

Powell has given West Indies the kind of acceleration they needed in the death overs. He is on 31 off 15 and Romario Shepherd is at the other end.

The third ball of the over is wide, Arshdeep bowls it again, it is full outside off and Powell hits it high over the bowler's head for another six. He moves to 30 off 13.

Arshdeep bowling the second last over of the innings, starts with a full ball outside off and Powell clobbers him over cover.

Mukesh with a wicket off his very first ball of the match! Length ball outside off, Hetmyer goes over the bowler's head and Tilak takes the catch on the boundary line.

Hetmyer c Tilak Varma b Mukesh Kumar 9 (8), West Indies 123/5 in 17.1 overs

Hetmyer and Powell in the middle, two of the most dangerous T20 finishers and so West Indies can still keep hopes high of getting close to 160. Mukesh Kumar to now bowl his first over of the match. All three spinners have been bowled out. 

Wrong 'un from Kuldeep, Charles come down the track and hits it right back at the bowler who is ready to pouch it. What an over this is from Kuldeep, he has got two of West Indies' best. 

King c & b Kuldeep Yadav 42 (42), West Indies 106/4 in 14.5 overs

Comes down the track again but this time he misses it entirely. Samson whips off the bails and Kuldeep has won thios battle. 

Pooran st Samson b Kuldeep Yadav 20 (12), West Indies 105/3 in 14.1 overs

Hardik Pandya at the receiving end now, good length ball around off for the second of the 14th, Pooran comes down the track and hammers it past mid-off.

Pooran has raced to 14 off 8, King on 37 off 36. Pooran is in some form at the moment and how India would be desperate to dismiss him as early as possible.

Pooran toying with him now, stays in the crease and does a switch hit on slog sweeps Kuldeep's full wide ball over what was originally cover.

Dances down the track and makes the fullish third ball ball almost a half volley and sends it over the bowler's head.

Loud appeal for LBW off the fifth ball of the 11th, given not out and the bowler Kuldeep wants a review. Pandya obliges with just a second to go in the timer. The batter looks to sweep, misses entirely and the ball raps him on the pads. Ball tracking shows that it would have hit the stumps and the umpire has to reverse his decision.

Charles lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 12 (14), West Indies 75/2 in 10.5 overs

Well no one can complain about Axar not getting enough bowling chances in this match, he has bowled out in the first 10 overs of the innings. Finishes with figures of 1/24.

Seventh consecutive over of spin, Chahal bowling his third and goes full on middle and off for the last ball. Johnson Charles gets low and sends it over square leg.

That is the first wicket of the series for Axar. He had been hit over cover by Mayers off the previous ball but this time, he goes slow and full on middle. Mayers tries a slog sweep, sklies it and Arshdeep takes the catch at deep backward square leg.

Mayers c Arshdeep Singh b Axar 25 (20), West Indies 55/1 in 7.4 overs

Kuldeep bowls the first over after the powerplay and the first ball is hit for four by Mayers. Then King hits the fourth for a six and a single off the last takes the opening stand to 50.

Cautious but solid from the West Indies. Hardik Pandya filled the powerplay with spin and so West Indies will be happy with how they have done thus far. 

Now Chahal gets smacked off the first ball of his second over by Brandon King. He is bowling the last over of the powerplay.

Chahal brought in for the fourth over, starts by bowling full on middle and Mayers gets down on one knee and slog sweeps him over deep square leg.

Arshdeep Singh bowled the second over and now Axar Patel comes in for the third. A cautious start from the West Indies thus far.

Right, let's try this once again. Hardik Pandya to bowl the first over, Brandon King facing up with Kyle Mayers at the other end. Here we go!

If India lose this, then technically this will be their first series defeat to the West Indies since 2016. However, the West Indies have never beaten India in a series in which more than one match has been played. So this will pretty much be a first series win for them against India. Moreover, this would also mark the first time India have lost three matches on the bounce in any T20I series. 

The batters and the fielders all walk out and only then does everyone realise that the 30-yard circle has not been drawn! A nice comedy of errors there, everyone except the umpires walk back off the ground. 

Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Johnson Charles, Nicholas Pooran(w), Rovman Powell(c), Shimron Hetmyer, Romario Shepherd, Roston Chase, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Obed McCoy

Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya(c), Sanju Samson(w), Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mukesh Kumar