IND vs WI, 2nd Test Day 1: Yashasvi Jaiswal dominates with 173* as India post 318/2 at stumps - Action in Images

The hosts ended day one on 318-2 after they elected to bat first at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium in a bid to sweep the two-match series.

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The hosts ended day one on 318-2 after they elected to bat first at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium in a bid to sweep the two-match series.  (AFP)

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Yashasvi Jaiswal smacked 173 not out as India moved ominously towards a massive first-innings total in the second Test against the West Indies (Hindustan Times)

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Yashasvi Jaiswal hit 22 fours in his fifth 150-plus score in tests to show why he is one of the world's most exciting batsmen.  (Hindustan Times)

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Sai Sudharsan looked primed for a maiden test hundred but Warrican dismissed him lbw for 87. (Hindustan Times)

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India's captain Shubman Gill (20*)lso looked assured and would be hoping to make up for the disappointment of missing a hundred in Ahmedabad.  (AFP)

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West Indies' Jomel Warrican still bowled a few wicket-taking deliveries -- two of which accounted for KL Rahul (38) and Sai Sudharsan (87). (AP)

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India's captain Shubman Gill (R) reacts after a collision with West Indies' Tevin Imlach during the first day of the second Test. (PTI)

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KL Rahul made a brisk 38 but was stumped off Jomel Warrican's left-arm spin, bringing an end to a 58-run opening stand (Hindustan Times)