🏏West Indies vs India, 2nd Test: Queen's Park Oval -- Thread #2🏏 - Page 3

9.5 Gabriel to Rohit, FOUR, brilliant placement. There was deep backward point and sweeper cover and he has split them. A good length delivery outside off, Rohit punches late and gets it into the gap

IND: 90-0 after 10 overs

Day 4: 1st Session - India lead by 273 runs

WI - 255

IND - 438 & 90/0 (10)

CRR: 9.00

Batting R(B) 4s 6s SR

Yashasvi Jaiswal* 31(22) 3 1 140.91

Rohit Sharma 56(39) 5 3 143.59

Rohit wants a change of bat. Out runs Srikar Bharat with four of them. Rohit chooses one.

Holder is confident for a caught behind against Jaiswal.

Originally posted by: Prizi

Holder is confident for a caught behind against Jaiswal.

10.1 Holder to Jaiswal, no run, Jaiswal hit the ground with the bat after the ball passed it. That's the sound. Very full outside off, Jaiswal tries to jam it out and misses, UltraEdge proves the ump right

Holder is confident for a caught behind against Jaiswal. They go upstairs. A flat line on UltraEdge.

WI 255

IND 438 & 90/0 (10.1)

CRR: 8.85

Day 4: 1st Session - India lead by 273 runs

Indian batters are trying to score runs on a fast pace, so that they'll be able to declare with 350+ to win.

The rain comes down. And it's coming down heavily too. Out of nowhere as the covers come on. The hessian first and then the yellow big covers. The players scurry off. As a result, lunch taken early. India have a firm grip on this game. It all started in the morning when they took the last 5 wickets in 7.4 overs. The second new-ball proved deadly as Mukesh struck first and then Siraj took his 2nd Test fifer as he cleaned up the last 4 wickets. West Indies had no answers to Siraj's scrambled-seam and a hint of inswing to the right-handers. The innings ended quite quickly with India leading by 183. And then they came out and helped by 2 drops from West Indies of Rohit, raced to a quickfire opening stand of 98 before Rohit was dismissed. Just one ball later the heavens opened up and forced an early lunch.

10.6 Holder to Jaiswal, FOUR, the square leg umpire did well to get out of the way. A short of length delivery on the middle and leg line, pulled flat and wide of the ump, races away

IND: 96-0 after 11 overs