Ravi Bishnoi: I was a bit nervous, I was excited too but nervous. (on the boundary catch that resulted in a six) I didn't see behind and my leg touched the boundary. (on his bowling) I was looking to keep it stump to stump because they have power and if they can free their arms they can hit the ball well. There is some dew, and I think the pitch will get better for batting with the dew.

8.59pm: A tame end to West Indies innings, with a great last over by Harshal. They've got only 157 on board, which seems like a below-par total. If dew is around, it'll make it doubly difficult. India's bowlers were quite terrific. Their changes of pace kept the West Indies big-hitters guessing, spinners and pacers alike. A debut to remember for Bishnoi. Nicholas Pooran played a well-paced innings, shrugging off the period he was bogged down at the start of his innings to open out well later. That no batter apart from Pooran had a strike rate above 130 tells the story of how well India's bowlers kept them guessing. Bishnoi's 2 for 17 the best figures, but Chahal bowled equally well - he had a potential catch turned into a six, and another mis-field making what should have been 1 run into four runs. India should fancy themselves to chase this down, but West Indies at least have something to bowl at.