IND vs WI 2nd Test Day 4 STUMPS: West Indies close day at 76/2, need 289 more to win

And that will be stumps on Day 4 of the game. West Indies close the day on 76/2 and need 289 more to win. Chanderpaul and Blackwood are at the crease and Indians would want to get quick wickets on the final. All to play for on the last day, see you on Day 5.

And now the Windies have gone two down in the chase. Ashwin gets McKenzie out LBW for a duck. WI 44/2 now

The hosts have made a fine start to the chase. But now they have lost their captain to Ashwin once again. WI go 1 down for 38. Their captain walks back for 28. McKenzie now comes in.

And the chase is underway on Day 4. Not many expected this game to come here this fast, especially with the way it went yesterday. The Windies openers Brathwaite and Chanderpaul are in the middle as they look to hunt 365.

And here comes the declaration. Kishan got to his fifty in style with a six and the captain Rohit has decided that this will be enough. West Indies need 365 to win 

And we are back in action after the long delay. The two unbeaten Indians are in the middle. Kishan and Gill resume the proceedings with India's lead over 300.

So that will be the end of the second session. Tea has been taken as the wait game continues

The umpires are out for inspection as we wait for the play to resume

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal created the second fastest opening partnership (Min. 50 runs) in Test cricket

10.00 - Marcus Trescothick & Michael Vaughan (ENG) vs SL, Old Trafford, 2002
8.28 - Rohit Sharma & Yashasvi Jaiswal (IND) vs WI, Port of Spain, 2023
8.19 - David Warner & Usman Khawaja (AUS) vs PAK, Sydney, 2017
8.11 - Mohammad Hafeez & Ahmad Shehzad (PAK) vs SL, Galle, 2015
7.82 - Virender Sehwag & Gautam Gambhir (IND) vs SA, Kolkata, 2010

And we are back live in the second session. Rain came down in Trinidad too along with Manchester but it was not a much delay. The players are in the middle and Jaiswal is out straightaway. He goes back for 38. Kishan is promoted up the order at No.4

And Rohit's fine blistering stay comes to an end. He has been caught out at deep fine and Windies have an opening. Sharma goes for 57, Gill comes in. And now rain has decided to have a say. The play has been stopped

The Indian openers have got their team to a flying start in the second stint. Sharma is inches away from a fifty, Jaiswal looking aggressive as well. India 80/0 after 9

Yashasvi Jaiswal smashes back-to-back boundaries, a six and four, off to Kemar Roach in the very first over to declare intentions. Indian team is likely to boost the lead with explosive cricket and then declare their innings today, what's your thought?

Mohammed Siraj dismisses Kemar Roach and Shannon Gabriel on back-to-back deliveries in the 116th over to bowl out West Indies on just 255 runs. The hosts managed to add only 26 runs and lost five wickets on Day 4.

Mohammed Siraj pulls off another wicket, his third in this innings, to dismiss Alzarri Joseph on LBW. West Indies are down at 245/8 after the 112th over and trail by 193 runs.

Mukesh Kumar picks his second international wicket to give India an early breakthrough with Alick Athanaze's wicket and then Mohammed Siraj dismisses Jason Holder in the next over to give India a flying start on Day 4.