India vs West Indies, 2nd Test Day 2 Highlights: West Indies 86/1 at Stumps get innings off to attritional start

Kohli on 111 off 189, Jadeja on 51 off 110. The stand between these two is worth 145 runs now, easily the best of the innings with the opening stand between Rohit and Jaiswal early on Day 1 being worth 139.

Jadeja drives a wide half volley for the fourth ball of that over past mid-off. Easy two runs and he brings out his trademark sword celebration. 50 in 105 balls.

76th international century overall, third Test century against the West Indies, fourth international century at the Queen's Park Oval and first Test ton away from since 2018. Gabriel sends in a wide half volley, Kohli leans into the delivery and sends it to the boundary with a booming square drive. Century brought up in 180 balls. That, by the way, brings him level with Don Bradman's century record. He was the only player to score a half century in his 500th international, now he is the only one to score a century in his 500th international. 

Wonder if this is to target Kohli's front pad or maybe just to switch ends, although the latter seems unlikely considering it is a proper spinner like Warrican is bowling and not a part-timer. India 307/4, Kohli on 95 with Joshua de Silva in his ears.

And he moves to 94. India 305/4 in 88 overs. Roach drifts down the leg side, Kohli times the glance to perfection and negates the slow outfield. He is now six runs away from that century.

India 292/4. A bit too short from Roach for the second ball of the second over of the day bowled by Kemar Roach and Jadeja punches it between cover and point. The ball stops dead about 10 feet from reaching the boundary and so it is just two runs for the batters. “It is wet in the morning that is why it is not going, in the afternoon it would have gone,” Jadeja can be heard telling Kohli in Hindi on the stump mic later on. 

The West Indies have taken the second new ball. Alright then, Virat Kohli (87) and Ravindra Jadeja (36) walk out with their bats in their hands. Shannon Gabriel with the new cherry in hand. 

Rahul Dravid says that he would like to see India win the first session today after a rather see saw Day 1. He was also all praise for Yashasvi Jaiswal for the way he adapted to the difference in conditions coming from Dominica. 

West Indies: Kraigg Brathwaite(c), Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Kirk McKenzie, Jermaine Blackwood, Alick Athanaze, Joshua Da Silva(w), Jason Holder, Alzarri Joseph, Kemar Roach, Jomel Warrican, Shannon Gabriel

India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rohit Sharma(c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane, Ravindra Jadeja, Ishan Kishan(w), Ravichandran Ashwin, Jaydev Unadkat, Mukesh Kumar, Mohammed Siraj

On his 500th international appearance, Virat Kohli reached a major milestone on Day 1 when he became the fifth-highest run-getter for India in the longest format. He went past Virender Sehwag (8586) for the feat

Pant, who India have dearly missed – particularly in Tests – this year, has also made “significant progress.”

Rishabh Pant “has commenced batting as well as keeping in the nets. He is currently following a fitness programme designed for him which includes strength, flexibility and running.”

As we gear up for the start of the second day, BCCI made a big update on one of India's most important Test players, Jasprit Bumrah. Safe to say, the update comes as a delight for the fans. 

BCCI states that both, Bumrah and Prasidh Krishna are on “final stages of their rehab and are bowling with full intensity in the nets. The duo will now play some practice games, which the NCA will organise.”

Virat Kohli is only 13 runs away from his 29th Test century, which will take him level to Australia legend Donald Bradman. This will be Kohli's 76th ton in international cricket

It is expected to remain cloudy at the start of the day with showers likely to disrupt play during the second session. Evening showers are also expected; weather might play a key role on Day 2

Ajinkya Rahane may have been renamed vice-captain after a solid outing in WTC Final, but his two outings in the West Indies series may have put the sword over his head again. After a failure in the 1st Test, Rahane failed to cross double-figure mark in the second, being dismissed on 8 on Day 1

The youngster may have asked to be shifted to no.3 himself, but it hasn't been an ideal start for Shubman Gill at the role. Gill, who has big shoes to fill as he replaces Cheteshwar Pujara in the role, was dismissed on 10 on Day 1 in the second Test

In the first Test, Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal forged a 229-run stand for the first wicket. While the duo couldn't score centuries this time around, they did forge another century stand – 139 – with both scoring crucial fifties.

Virat Kohli ended the opening day of the Test unbeaten on 87, aiming to make his milestone 500th international match all the more special. If Kohli reaches the three-figure mark, it would be his third ton against West Indies, and second on the Caribbean soil

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the second day of the second and final Test between India and West Indies! Team India ended day 2 at 288/4 with Virat Kohli on course to smash his 29th Test ton. Ravindra Jadeja (36*) remained unbeaten at the other end as India will look to post a strong total on Friday