IND vs WI, 2nd Test Day 5 Highlights: Ravindra Jadeja Wins Player Of The Series, Kuldeep Yadav Adjudged Player Of The Match

"This was a totally different wicket. Bowling a lot of overs was the challenge here, I enjoyed bowling here. There wasn't any drift here. The wicket was too dry. Bowling lot of overs and getting the breakthrough is something I enjoy a lot. When you put a lot of revs, you generally get the drift. You love to the get the batter bowled. I enjoyed a couple of wickets in the first Tests, here as well. We got to fly tomorrow, we got to prepare for that. It's lovely to have him (Jadeja) around. He's someone who has always guided me in tough situations and giving me some advice," Kuldeep said.

Most consecutive Test series wins against an opposition

10 - India vs West Indies (2002-25)

10 - South Africa vs West Indies (1998-24)

9 - Australia vs West Indies (2000-22)

8 - Australia vs England (1989-2003)

8 - Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe (1996-20)

KL Rahul scores a commanding half century as India complete a 2-0 series whitewash against Windies. Windies made India work hard for this win and the bowlers toiled hard for almost 200 overs.

Incredible fifty from KL Rahul as he brings it up in 102 balls. He wants to stay unbeaten and he deservingly wants to hit the winning run. IND 114/3 (34)

Sai Sudharsan fails to finish it off unbeaten. He walks off after a stellar catch by Shai Hope at first slip. India lose their 2nd wicket with 33 more required. IND 88/2 (28.3)

KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan look in no hurry to chase this down. They want to win this match by 9 wickets. Indian fans are cheering for every run. Pierre comes into the attack. India need 43 more to win.

West Indies captain Roston Chase have brought Jomel Warrican and himself in the attack with aggressive field placements for both batters. 

As per the official broadcaster, the pitch is still good to bat on with footmarks which will cause the odd ball to spin from the rough. However, the slowness of the surface will help batters to counter that. 

Player from both sides have begin their warm-up ahead of the final day of the Test. Windies have a gigantic task on their hands as India will look to end the formalities soon.

Lara took to Instagram to express his pride in the side's fight and the inspiration drawn from fellow legends Vivian Richards and Richie Richardson.

West Indies great Brian Lara praised the team's spirited performance against India in the second Test in Delhi, where the visitors bounced back strongly after being bowled out for 248 in the first innings. West Indies posted 390 in their second innings, with brilliant centuries from John Campbell and Shai Hope, setting India a target of 121.

With just 58 runs away from the win, overnight batters KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan will look to make quick work of the chase on a wicket which hasn't offered much to the bowlers.

Hello and welcome to the live cricket coverage of final day of the 2nd Test between India and West Indies here at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. 

Windies will be slightly proud of the effort in the test match so far. India are in the driver's seat without any doubt as they need just 58 runs to win the match. KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan stay unbeaten. IND 63/1 after 18 overs in chase of 121.

After the fall of Jaiswal early in the innings, KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan are taking their time in the partnership. Overall just 12 overs more left in today's play. Likely, the play will go on to the fifth day.

A stellar 79-run partnership between Greaves and Seales comes to an end. Jasprit Bumrah picks up the final wicket. West Indies get all-out for 390 as they lead by 120. India need 121 to win.

 Jayden Seales smashed Ravindra Jadeja for a maximum here as the lead got past 75. They are looking to post a target to fight for in the fourth innings. Three runs came off the next over as this pair keeps frustrating the Indian bowlers here. WI 352/9 in 107 overs

 Five runs came off Kuldeep Yadav's over as West Indies have taken a 50-run lead here. Justin Greaves is trying to put some fight here while Jayden Seales is trying to put some effort. WI 320/9 in 101 overs

 Jasprit Bumrah strikes again and gets the better of Anderson Phillips this time. West Indies are nine down now and Jaydon Seales has arrived in the middle. Good catch from Dhruv Jurel behind the stumps and Phillips walks back with wickets kept tumbling. WI 311/9 in 96.5 overs

Another one for Kuldeep Yadav as the West Indies are in a very hurry to get wrapped up. Khary Pierre departs for a second ball duck here as nothing is going in the Windies' favour in the last few overs, as the match is slipping away from their reach. WI 298/7 in 91.5 overs

Kuldeep Yadav gets his revenge on Tevin Imlach and gets him LBW as West Indies are half down now with India turning the tide back in their favour. Imlach was trapped as the ball kept low here and he failed to read it in time. WI 293/5 in 89.3 overs

 India lose another review, and this time it was a poor one from Shubman Gill. India need more wickets, but that doesn't take such reviews. Jasprit Bumrah needs to fire from the other end and take a couple of wickets to dent the Windies' confidence. WI 276/4 in 86 overs

 Shai Hope reaches his century with a boundary, his second in Test cricket. An incredible knock from the Windies batter to put his team back on the track, as now the visitors have a chance to pull off an upset here. He now needs to convert it into a daddy hundred. WI 269/3 in 82 overs

Roston Chase and Shai Hope are back in the middle, while Kuldeep Yadav has the ball in hand.

The first session of Day 4 goes to the West Indies as Shai Hope and John Campbell dominated Indian bowlers. At the time of the break, the Windies are just 18 runs behind India's 518 total and still have 7 wickets in hand. At Lunch, the West Indies score read 252/3 with Shai Hope (92*) and Roston Chase (23*) unbeaten.

India is on tenterhooks as West Indies edge closer to erasing the deficit. Roston Chase and Shai Hope are finding their rhythm, leaving India craving to swing the game back in their favour.

Ravindra Jadeja gets his breakthrough! Campbell's fiery 115 falls to a well-placed delivery, caught LBW after a massive 177-run stand is brought to an end, West Indies now 3 down.

John Campbell has brought up his maiden Test century in style, smashing Ravindra Jadeja for a six! The milestone comes in his 25th Test match.

John Campbell and Shai Hope stitch up a 150-run stand against India. Campbell has been standing like a strong wall and is inching towards his century. WI 186-2

The Day 4 stage is set! John Campbell and Shai Hope are back at the crease, while Ravindra Jadeja is ready to unleash his spin. 

Day 4 conditions are shaping up! Expect a lower bounce and bowlers to target the footholes. Spinners will likely run from the worn-out end, while pacers will bombard from the other end.

West Indies resume Day 4 on solid ground! Campbell (87*) and Hope (66*) are steadfast at the crease, setting up a potential revival for the visitors, who'll aim to stave off defeat.

A resilient effort from John Campbell and Shai Hope! The pair dug in to stretch the Test to Day 4, denting India's hopes of an innings victory at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.

Kuldeep Yadav's five-wicket haul sets the tone! The left-arm wrist spinner's masterful spell bundles out the West Indies for 248, courtesy his 5/82.

"We started really well. The wicket is good to bat on and there wasn't any pace on the wicket, so we just tried to hit it the right length. Hitting the stumps was my plan. The first innings was brilliant. In the second innings, they batted really well. Hope and Campbell started hitting very well. And they are batting really well at the moment. Hitting the right length and trying to beat the batsmen in the air, that was my plan. I was just trying to speed up my arm speed. I thought yesterday I bowled well. There wasn't any pace from the wicket. So, I had to create something. The rhythm was good. I was just focusing on the arm speed. Whatever ball I get, I just have to bowl. And whatever format I play, just give my best. Taking a five-wicket haul after quite a long time was special. You have to create magic on the field. That's what I always think about. And it doesn't matter if I play in 18 months or one month. So, that was very clear for me," said the India spinner.

Hello and welcome to our live blog of the IND vs WI 2nd Test, Day 4, match, being held at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Monday.