IND vs WI 2nd ODI Highlights: Shai Hope's Fifty Powers West Indies To Six Wicket Win

It's all over for now. We will catch you on Tuesday in the series decider match at Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad. India played a draw in the second Test in their last meet at the venue last week.  

Keacy Carty struck consecutive fours to take his side over the line in the 37th over. He remains unbeaten on 48* while Shai Hope contributed 63* not out as the hosts win the match by six wickets to level the series 1-1. 

WI 182/4 (36.4)

The ongoing 50-run partnership for the fifth wicket between Hope and Carty is frustrating India as West Indies are heading to a winning total slowly. Hope is nearing his fifty while Carty is playing at his 23*.  

WI 141/4 (31) West Indies need 41 runs from 19 overs.

Shai Hope and Keacy Carty are in the middle and slowly taking the innings forward for the hosts. Indie need quick wickets to further dent Windies' innings. 

WI 117/6 (25) 

Kuldeep Yadav traps Shimron Hetmyer with his skills and cleans up his stumps. He departs after scoring nine runs. 

WI 92/4 (18)

Shardul picked his third wicket in the ongoing spell. He dismissed Alick Athanaze (6) in the 13th over. Shimron Hetmyer joined skipper Hope in the middle in a chase of 182.

WI 75/3 (13)

Shardul dismisses Brandon Kings (15) on the third ball to pick his second wicket of the over. Both openers are now back in the hut. Alick Athanaze and Shai Hope are in the middle for West Indies. 

WI 54/2 (9)

Shardul breaks the much-awaited partnership and picked Kyle Mayers for 36 in the penultimate over of the first powerplay.

WI 54/1 (8.2)

Kyle Mayers and Brandon Kings give an ideal start to West Indies in a 182-run chase. The duo has kept the run rate above five after the four overs of the powerplay.

WI 23/0 (4)

Alzarri Joseph picks another wicket on the first ball after the resumption of play. Umran Malik tries to play a big shot with a but only finds Keacy Carty, who slides across from deep square leg to take a spectacular catch.

 IND 171/9 (38)

Alzarri Joseph picks his first wicket to dismiss Shardul Thakur (16) in the 38th over of the innings. West Indies have tightened their grip in the match with their bowling and sharp fielding. Meanwhile, rain has stopped play again. This time it is raining heavily here.

IND 167/8 (37.3)

This time it is Suryakumar Yadav. He goes for 24. A sloppy batting performance from the Indian side and playing 50 overs will be a big challenge for Men in Blue in the match.

IND 149/7 (33)  

Romario Shepherd scalps his third wicket as Jadeja gets top edge on the short ball and Yannic Cariah makes no mistake at deep backward square. He departs after scoring 10 runs. India are in serious trouble now and will solely focus on playing the full 50 overs from here. 

IND 148/6 (32)

Suryakumar Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja eye a big partnership from here to post a competing total against West Indies under overcast conditions. 

IND 127/5 (27)

Rain has stopped play at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. India are 113/5 in 24.1 overs. Openers Ishan Kishan and Shubman Gill gave a steady start to India but lost momentum in the middle overs. India kept losing wickets at regular intervals as Romario Shepherd picked two scalps while Gudakesh Motie, Jayden Seales and Yannic Cariach took one wicket each.

Hardik Pandya (7) and Sanju Samson (9) on successive balls off Jayden Seales and Yannic Cariah respectively. India are in some trouble here. 

IND 113/5 (24.1 overs)

Romario Shepherd has picked another wicket to dismiss Axar Patel (1) cheaply. Stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya and Sanju Samson are in the middle to take the side forward from here. 

IND 105/3 (22)  

Alick Athanaze takes a screamer at backward point to send Ishan Kishan back to the pavilion off Romario Shepherd. The opener departed after scoring 55 runs. Axar Patel comes in the middle. 

IND 95/2 (18)

Ishan Kishan has completed his second straight fifty off 51 balls but Gudakesh Motie scalped Shubman Gill (34) on the penultimate ball of that over. Sanju Samson has joined Gill in the middle. 

IND 90/1 (17)

Ishan Kishan has put his foot on the throttle as he took charge on Motie and hit him out of the park, the first six of the match. The left-handed batter is one run away from his second consecutive fifty in the series. 

IND 78/0 (15) 

The scoring rate has seen a decline in the last few overs as West Indies introduce spinner Gudakesh Motie into the attack after the end of field regulations. Gill and Kishan are playing with a watchful approach. 

IND 67/0 (14)

Both openers are ticking the scoreboard steadily and punishing the loose balls in the first powerplay. Ishan Kishan is playing some attacking shots while Shubman Gill is taking a cautious approach in the partnership. Nine runs from the over. 

IND 44/0 (8) 

Shubman Gill struck four on the first ball of Jayden Seales' between point and cover. The pacer came back strong and bowled three dot balls to Gill's partner to end the over with five runs.

IND 7/0 (2)

Ishan Kishan and Shubman Gill opened the innings for India again in the second ODI. Kyle Mayers bowled the first over of the match and conceded just two runs from it.

IND 2/0 (1) 

"We are going to bowl first, we saw what happened in the last game. The conditions will assist the bowlers. We got two games to play, so we got to win this one to stay alive. It has been a bit unpredictable. Both teams have to play on the same surface. We got to bowl first and put them under pressure. Powell, Drakes out, Alzarri Joseph and Keacy Carty are in."

"We were looking to bat first. We want to see how much we can score on this pitch which is a bit up and down. Rohit and Virat have been playing constant cricket, so they are resting in this game. They can be fresh for the third ODI. I think when you get someone out for 115, it's a good effort from the bowlers. Our catching was impressive, but we can improve in certain areas. Instead of losing five wickets, we could have lost only two wickets and finished the last game. Sanju Samson and Axar Patel come in for Rohit and Virat."

West Indies (Playing XI): Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Alick Athanaze, Shai Hope(w/c), Shimron Hetmyer, Keacy Carty, Romario Shepherd, Yannic Cariah, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph, Jayden Seales

India (Playing XI): Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan(w), Sanju Samson, Hardik Pandya(c), Suryakumar Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Umran Malik, Mukesh Kumar

West Indies have won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the second ODI. 

Opener Shuban Gill and Suryakumar Yadav will eye to break their struggling streak in the international circuit as India eye a series win in Barbados tonight. Gill has been out of form in the ongoing tour while Suryakumar is yet to click in ODI format.

"Not too many words come to mind. We didn't play the way we needed to, we need to find ways to score on difficult pitches like this. I'm not making excuses but anyone watching cricket can see what is happening here. (On Jayden Seales) He is a quality player, somebody we can invest in and I hope he grows from strength to strength. The Indian bowlers did well on this surface, but we didn't bat well."

It's a do-or-die situation for the hosts in the three-match series having already 1-0 down, they have to be clinical in order to get the better of this strong Indian side. From what we have witnessed so far it looked unlikely for the Shai Hope's side to end up on the winning side until India make a mess out of this game.

"Perfect, the fast bowlers bowled really well with Mukesh, Shardul, and Hardik. Me and Jaddu were brilliant, we hit the right lengths which is what was necessary on this wicket. I'm just focusing on my rhythm, hitting the right lengths and it has been very nice. I thought it will be a seaming paradise, we are happy we got 7 wickets from our side. It was spinning a bit, and there was a bounce as well. It's always good to have competition, we just try to work together. When you have a senior like Chahal, it helps you and he gives a lot of advice as well. We enjoy each other's company."

Kuldeep bowled three overs including two maidens and gave away just six runs to pick four wickets in the first game.

Moments away from the live action.

Spinners were on top of their game.

Mukesh Kumar picked up a wicket on his ODI debut.

Kuldeep Yadav looked unplayable.

Batting order (other than Rohit and Virat) got chance to capitalise.

Rohit contributed with bat and took the team to win.

Jadeja's all-round show

Indian team is once again expected to be making experiments as they did in the first game. Skipper Rohit Sharma justified those experiments as a chance to provide youngsters more game time and give those more opportunities who could be in line for India's preparation ahead of the upcoming ODI World Cup in India.

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