India vs West Indies 3rd ODI Highlights: IND beat WI by 119 runs to complete clean sweep

The latest update is that it is still drizzling in Port of Spain. Now it will be interesting to see if the umpires invite India to bat again when the rain stops, or we will see more overs being reduced from the contest. If this happens, Shubman Gill will remain stranded on 98.

Looks like Shubman Gill will have to wait a bit longer for his maiden ODI ton. The batter is batting on 98 off the same number of balls but play has been stopped due to rain. The covers are out as India reach 225/3 (36 overs)

Jayden Seales and Nicholas Pooran take DRS for caught-behind against Shubman Gill. However, TV replay confirms that there was no edge but since the ball had hit the pads on it's way, they are checking the LBW as well. Good for Gill that the impact was out of the line and it was also missing the stumps. 

Six runs come off the over as India reach 225/3 after 36 overs.

Sanju Samson has joined Shubman Gill in the middle as the duo combine and fetch seven runs in the over bowled by Akeal Hosein. IND: 219/3 (35 overs) 

India lose wickets in quick succession. Hayden Walsh strikes as Suryakumar Yadav departs for 8(6). IND: 211/3 (33.4 overs)

Clever bowling by Akeal Hosein as India lose their second wicket. He bowls it wide and short, knowing Shreyas Iyer will go for the aerial route. Iyer does the same but the connection was not enough to dispatch the ball over the boundary ropes. He is caught at long-on by Keemo Paul. He departs after scoring 44(34).

Meanwhile, five runs come off the over as India edge past 200. IND: 203/2 (33 overs)

A rare over with no boundaries as Jayden Seales concedes just six runs. Meanwhile, Gill has reached 87 in the same number of balls. IND: 198/1 (32 overs)

Akeal Hosein, who was West Indies' most economical bowler before the rain delay, is struggling to contain the flow of runs. Shreyas Iyer hits him for a four as 13 runs come off his over. IND: 192/1 (13 overs)

Another expensive over by Jason Holder as 12 runs come off it. It includes a four by Shubman Gill. IND: 179/1 (30 overs)

Brilliant running between the wickets by Gill and Iyer. As batters are finding it difficult to fire big against Akeal Hosein, the two are trying to convert singles into doubles. Meanwhile, West Indies would be relived that just four runs come off the over as India reach 167/1 (29 overs)

Jason Holder is brought back into the attack and the all-rounder too is hit for a four by Shreyas Iyer. He bowls an extra as well as nine runs come off his over. IND: 163/1 (28 overs)

West Indies bring back their most economical bowler Akeal Hosein, who concedes eight runs. One four by Shubman Gill, four singles, and a dot. Meanwhile, India have edged past the 150-run mark. IND: 154/1 (27 overs)

After Hayden Walsh, it is now Jayden Seales turn. He bangs it short and Iyer pulls it for a four and then takes a quick single. 

Both the batters are trying to put some pressure on the fielders, looking to steal singles. Meanwhile Gill plays a straight drive, which beats the mid-off fielder and races for a four. He follows it up with another cracking boundary, this time towards the mid-wicket region. IND: 146/1 (26 overs)

Walsh is taken for bonkers by Shreyas Iyer, who smashes the spinner for a six and a four. Gill follows the suit and ends the over with another maximum as 18 runs come off it. IND: 133/1 (25 overs)

The players are back in the middle. Hayden Walsh will resume the attack for the hosts. 

Official update from BCCI: The game has been reduced to 40 overs a side. And play is expected to resume at 11:15 pm IST.

Now lets hope there's no rain. 

Most of the covers have been taken off and just the one on the pitch remains. The umpires too are having a chat, official word on resumption expected soon.

News coming in of the covers being removed, umbrellas are shut too. Lets hope for some good news!

Shubman Gill has mainly concentrated on rotating the strike in his 65-ball innings so far. Out of the 51 he has scored so far, only 18 runs (three 4s and a 6) have come in the form of boundaries.

As per latest inputs, the rains have gotten stronger, so there will be a further delay. Hoping it doesn't affect the outfield much.

The rain has been playing hide and seek, while the conditions remain overcast. No official word on when can we expect the action to resume.

The latest updates arriving from the center is not looking good as the covers are back. We will have some more delay. Akeal Hosein was seen in the field, so were a couple of other West Indies players, however, all have returned to the dressing room.

Update from BCCI: Rain has stopped and the covers are now off. Play will resume at 9.50 PM IST and no overs have been lost.

The news from the center is that it is still raining in Port of Spain, highly indicating that we could be up for some over reductions, or maybe a DLS-adjusted target for the hosts.

While rain continues to pour, Shubman Gill, who is unbeaten on 51(65), recieve massive praise from former India bowling all-rounder Irfan Pathan. Hailing the opener's talent, the ex-cricketer in a tweet wrote: “Shubhman Gill can be all format player for team India in long term.”