India vs West Indies 1st Test Day 2 highlights: Ton-up Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli power Rohit Sharma's men to 312

“I think this is one of the emotional knock for me, it's difficult to get opportunities in the Indian team, I would like to thank everyone, the supporters, team management and Rohit Bhai. The pitch is on the slower side and the outfield is very slow, it was difficult and challenging, it was pretty hot and I wanted to keep doing it for my country, just play ball-by-ball and enjoy my cricket,” said Jaiswal, who remained unbeaten on 143.  

"I love Test cricket, I like this challenge, I enjoy the situation when the ball swings and seams. We have worked hard on everything, I've just gone out to express myself. Was an emotional moment (on his century), was just proud of myself, thankful for everyone, this is just a start and I want to do well going further," he added. 

Yashasvi Jaiswal remains unbeaten on 143 while Virat Kohli has chipped in with a crucial knock of 36 as India reach 312-2 on Day 2 of the 1st Test against the West Indies. Centuries from Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma have helped India in taking a massive lead over the West Indies. Jomel Warrican and Alick Athanaze shared two wickets for the hosts. India are in the driving seat!

Former Indian skipper Virat Kohli smashed his first boundary after playing 81 balls! With the boundary, 300 is up for Team India. India now lead the West Indies by 157 runs. IND 307/2 after 110 overs.

Virat Kohli and Yashasvi Jaiswal have powered Team India to 298/2 in 108 overs. Team India has taken a healthy lead of 148 runs after losing two wickets. Captain Rohit Sharma smashed a brilliant century (103) while India's new No.3 Shubman Gill was removed for cheap (6) in the 2nd session.

Former India skipper Virat Kohli has completed 8,500 runs in Test cricket. The 34-year-old has achieved the milestone on a day when captain Rohit Sharma completed 3,500 runs in the same format. Kohli is now also India's 5th highest run-scorer in Test cricket. He is batting on 24 off 68 balls. IND 296/2 after 106 overs. Rohit and Co. lead the West Indies by 146 runs.

Two reviews burnt on Virat Kohli cost West Indies the wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal, who would have been given out if the DRS was available for the hosts. Ball tracking shows Jaiswal would have been declared out but West Indies have no reviews left! A lucky escape for the debutant. IND 290-2 after 104 overs. 

Jaiswal has surpassed former Indian skipper Mohammed Azharuddin on an elite list. Jaiswal has faced the most balls by an Indian batter on debut in Test cricket. Jaiswal is batting on 134 off 326 balls. IND 288/2 after 103 overs. The visitors lead WI by 138 runs.

West Indies star Rahkeem Cornwall walked off the field due to a chest infection. The West Indies bowler troubled Jaiswal the most with his testing spell on Day 2 of the series opener. Cornwall bowled 11 overs and leaked 22 runs. He also earned 3 maidens in the 1st innings. Cornwall was not out on 19 off 34 balls as West Indies folded for 150 in 64.3 overs on Day 1 in Dominica.

Jaiswal and Kohli have extended India's lead to 125 runs in the final session of the 1st Test at Dominica. Jaiswal, who is still to be dismissed in Test match cricket, is batting on 130 off 299 balls. IND 275/2 after 97 overs. 

Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar is all praise for Yashasvi Jaiswal as the Indian opener notched up a sublime century in his Test debut. Tendulkar also gave Rohit Sharma a special mention in his viral tweet. IND 272-2 after 93 overs. Rohit and Co. lead the West Indies by 122 runs.

Out or not out? A review against Kohli has been taken by the West Indies. Brathwaite took his time after his teammates made a strong appeal for a catch. Ultra Edge confirms that the ball made no contact with the bat - Kohli is safe. IND 270-2 after 91 overs. 

Captain Kraigg Brathwaite has brought himself back into the attack as West Indies are eyeing its third wicket. India lost Rohit and Shubman before the Tea break. Jaiswal and Kohli have stitched a 28-run partnership for the third wicket. IND 268/2 after 90 overs.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli are keen on extending India's dominance in the third and final session on Day 2 of the Dominica Test. Warrican leaks 5 runs in his 11th over. IND 258/2 after 85 overs. India lead the hosts by 108 runs.

Rohit and Jaiswal stitched a record-breaking stand of 229 as both openers smashed centuries to put India on top. Soon after Rohit smashed his 10th Test ton, the Hitman was dismissed by Alick Athanaze in the 76th over. India's new No.3 Shubman Gill had a forgetful outing as the star batter perished for 6 off 11 balls. Jomel Warrican and Alick Athanaze have taken one wicket each in the 2nd session. On a pitch that has assisted slow bowlers, India have taken a healthy lead of 95 runs over the West Indies. We are moments away from the start of the 3rd session.

Virat Kohli and Yashasvi Jaiswal are heading back to the Indian dugout as we head into the Tea break on Day 2 of the 1st Test match in Dominica. Unbeaten on 116 off 244 balls, Jaiswal has batted brilliantly in his debut game for India. He is supported by Virat Kohli, who is batting on 4 off 10 balls. Centuries from Rohit Sharma and Jaiswal have guided India to 245-2 in 81 overs. India lead the West Indies by 95 runs.

India’s new No.3 batter Shubman Gill has been outsmarted by Athanaze in the 79th over. A sharp catch taken by Warrican as Shubman departs for cheap. Shubman Gill c Athanaze b Warrican 6(11). IND 240-2 after 79 overs. Virat Kohli has joined Yashasvi Jaiswal at the crease.

Skipper Rohit departs soon after smashing his 10th century in Test cricket. A successful review by Brathwaite! Rohit c Joshua Da Silva b Athanaze 103 (221). And with that, an entertaining knock has come to an end and the West Indies finally have a breakthrough! IND 229-1 after 76 overs.

Rohit Sharma smashes a brilliant century! A batting masterclass from Rohit as the Hitman completes his second century as captain. The India captain brings up his century No. 10 off 220 balls. Rohit had smashed a century on his Test debut against West Indies. This is also Rohit's third century in the longest format against West Indies.

After Yashasvi Jaiswal, it's time for Rohit Sharma to reach the magical figures in the series opener against the West Indies. Indian skipper Rohit is batting on 98 off 211 balls. IND 224/0 after 74 overs. India lead the West Indies by 74 runs.

Former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer has shared a hilarious meme on Twitter after Jaiswal slammed a brilliant century in his debut match for India. IND 213/0 after 71 overs. Rohit and Co. lead the West Indies by 63 runs. 

What a debut for young Yashasvi Jaiswal as the youngster completed his century in the 70th over of the Indian innings. Jaiswal was just two runs away from smashing his century when drinks were taken in the 2nd session. Facing Alick Athanaze, opener Jaiswal entered his name on the record books by completing his century. An innings to remember! 

Jaiswal was eyeing a quick double for a ton but Rohit was not interested. The Hitman then earned a boundary on the final ball of the over. The India captain moves to 89 off 200 balls. Jaiswal is on 99! IND 204/0 after 69 overs.

Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal looks all set to smash his first century for India that too in his debut game. Jaiswal is only two runs away from registering the magical triple-digit numbers in the 1st Test of the two-match series. Alick Athanaze leaks 5 runs in his 2nd over. Jaiswal is on strike! IND 199-0 after 68 overs.