India vs West Indies

India made one switch, picking fast bowler Avesh Khan for legspinner Ravi Bishnoi, and captain Rohit Sharma said the change was because of the smaller boundary ...

India were mellowed down by the time McCoy returned to bowl the 17th over in his second spell - they were 112 for 5 after a rollercoaster first half of the innings - but had Jadeja and an in-form Dinesh Karthik at the crease. Just five came off that over, and with all of India's momentum sucked, McCoy struck three times in the 19th over to add to his tally. Next over, Pant swat-pulled for another six, while Joseph had Iyer caught behind when the ball took off from the pitch again. In the third over, McCoy struck off the first ball. McCoy's 6 for 17 pushed India back in the death overs, where he got four of his wickets after getting the first two inside the third over of the match. He bowled a wicket-maiden to start the match, mixing the back-of-a-lengths with the fuller ones to keep new batter Shreyas Iyer quiet over the next five balls.

West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran was relieved after his side won the second T20I against India by five wickets on Monday.

The batters got us off to a good start, and even though we stumbled, a win is a win in the end,” he added. Pooran said that he was happy to cross the finish line. Happy to cross the line. West Indies were able to decimate India for a below-par total of 138 in the first innings. However, West Indies were able to bounce back quite well and levelled the five-match series 1-1. Pooran-led West Indies had been clean swept in the ODI series, despite the absence of first-choice Indian players.

But the second game saw their batting order completely collapse. Except for Hardik Pandya, Rishabh Pant, and Ravindra Jadeja, no batter managed to breach the 20 ...

Though the bowling unit tried to slow down the West Indies innings, they failed to take the side home. India started off the T20I series in style as they secured a massive 68-run victory in the first contest. In reply, the Caribbean opener Brandon King steered the innings well, built a good foundation and fetched a half-century.

India vs West Indies, 3rd T20I Live Updates: India take on West Indies in the third T20I of the five-match series at the Warner Park in Basseterre.

India are likely to make a few changes as they look to take the lead in the series, ahead of the last two games in Florida. (LIVE SCORECARD) India vs West Indies, 3rd T20I Live Updates: India won the toss and elected to bowl against West Indies in the third T20I of the five-match series at the Warner Park in Basseterre. The series is tied at 1-1 after West Indies won a low-scoring thriller at the same venue last night. Obed McCoy bowled the best figure by a West Indian bowler, taking six for 17 to put India's batters under the pump.

India vs West Indies Live Cricket Score 3rd T20I Match Updates: Rohit Sharma has finally won the toss and India will bowl first. Follow live scores and ...

- Under Dhoni's captaincy, India won the ODI World Cup after 28 years. Rohit Sharma's side will now look to shift the momentum back in their favour. - Former New Zealand fast bowler Heath Davis, who represented the BlackCaps in five Tests and 11 ODIs, has revealed that he is gay. As soon as the tweet was up, fans flocked to social media to show their excitement. The third T20I is also off to a delayed start, although not as bad as the second one was, because of the late finish that we saw yesterday. Just to recap on the drama that happened before the second T20I, Cricket West Indies said that there was a delay in the arrival of baggage into St Kitts and Nevis - the first T20I was played in Trinidad - because of which the match had initially been pushed back by two hours. If anything, India might just opt to rest Bhuvneshwar Kumar at some point this series but unlikely it will happen at this point. He ended with figures of 6/17, which was the best by a West Indies bowler in T20Is. But India kept chipping away at their batting lineup after that and the dismissals of Nicholas Pooran and Shimron Hetmyer seemed to hurt the hosts the most. Generally, this makes it a little more difficult for the batters to score freely. - India vs West Indies Live Cricket Score 3rd T20I Match Updates: Rohit Sharma has finally won the toss and India will bowl first. Any T20 batting lineup with the likes of Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer and Rovman Powell is intimidating but the West Indies have for some reason not been able to get the best of these players.