IND vs WI 2nd Test Day 2 STUMPS: West Indies finish second day at 86/1, trail by 352 runs

And that will be stumps on Day 2 of the second Test. West Indies show greater resistence than we saw in the previous Test. They go back to the pavilion with 86/1 and trail by 352 runs. India would have some work to do on Day 3 to get Windies out as there seems hardly anything for the bowlers.

50 is up for West Indies and in a much of a relief for the fans, WI have not lost a wicket so far. Both Brathwaite and Chanderpaul are batting time and keeping the Indian bowlers at bay.

Windies have been cautious with the bat until now. They have not lost a wicket in the first 11 overs but have added only 23. Chanderpaul is looking more defensive.

And West Indies have now begun their batting after bowling India all out for 438 in the second session. Kraigg Brathwaite and Tagenarine Chanderpaul are in the middle as we began the third and final session of the day. Siraj with the new cherry in hand.

And Ashwin is having some fun in the middle. He is adding some crucial runs too. He has crossed fifty and India look to touch 450.

Ishan Kishan departs early in the second session. He has been caught behind on Jason Holder's ball as India go 7 down. Meanwhile it could have been another one for the hosts as Ashwin was given out LBW. He reviews and the ball just misses the leg stump. 

The second session is underway with Ashwin and Kishan in the middle. India are closing in on 400

India have lost 2 wickets and added 85 runs in the first session. Kohli got to a hundred, Jadeja hit a fifty but both fell in the first session. India have Kishan and Ashwin in the middle. Will 400 be enough to produce a declaration. We will find that out in session No.2.

And now Jadeja has to walk back. He has been caught behind as he got a feather edge on a Kemar Roach ball.

Virat Kohli goes for a quick single but falls an inch short as Alzarri Joseph's quick throw touches stumps at non-striker's end first in the 99th over.

Virat Kohli reaches his 29th Test hundred by smashing four off Shannon Gabriel in the 91st over.

Virat Kohli is not in a hurry to complete his 76th international century as he takes his time to settle on Day 2. Kohli also surpasses Rohit Sharma to score most runs in WTC history for India.

Virat Kohli is batting at 87 off 162 while Ravindra Jadeja partners him with 36 off 84 ahead of Day 2 at Port of Spain.