Highlights, India vs West Indies, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match, Full Cricket Score: India win by 125 runs

OUT! That's it! India win by 125 runs. 

Shami runs in hard and bangs it short, it hits Thomas' gloves, ball goes to first slip where Rohit takes a good catch. This time ball was well above the ground. Thomas c Rohit b Shami 6(11). 

Windies are officially out of World Cup. 

FOUR! Now Roach smashes this half-volley from Kuldeep to the long off region for four runs

OUT! That's the end of Cottrell, Chahal bowled a googly and it was too good for Cottrell who went on back foot and was trapped right in front of the stumps. Cottrell lbw b Chahal 10(8) 

OUT! Hetmyer gets a half-volley, outside the off stump from Shami and he was tempted to slap it through the off side but he ended up giving a straight catch to point fielder Rahul, who took a safe catch. Hetmyer c Rahul b Shami 18(29)

OUT! Bumrah strikes again, catches new man Allen leg before the wicket. Allen went upstairs and ball-tracker shows umpire's call on hitting the wickets. He has to go. DRS remains. Golden duck for him. Bumrah on hat-trick. Fabian Allen lbw b Bumrah 0(1)

OUT! Bumrah takes his first. Good length and shaping away from Brathwaite, he edged it behind the stumps, Dhoni was moving to his leg but dived in time to catch it one-handed. Rohit Sharma, at first slip, was impressed by the catch. India celebrate. Brathwaite c Dhoni b Bumrah 1(5)

OUT! Soft dismissal, Chahal flights and Holder hit it standing firm in the crease, he tried to hit inside out and ended up giving a catch to extra cover fielder. Windies five down now. Holder c Kedar Jadhav b Chahal 6(13)

OUT! Kuldeep tosses it up and he has now got the wicket. Pooran went after him and tried to clear the ropes at long off but he could not connect well and has been caught there by Shami. Pooran c Shami b Kuldeep Yadav 28(50) 

After 19 overs,West Indies 75/3 ( Nicholas Pooran 24 , Shimron Hetmyer 0)

Kuldeep continues. He almost got Hetmyer on the last ball. Ball struck on the pads. India appealed and umpire raised the finger. Hetmyer went upstairs and the Ultra-edge showed that there was a spike as the ball passed the bat. 

OUT! Hardik Pandya has struck here. Pace off the ball and Ambris could not adjust to it, the ball came in to him and struck the pads right in front of the stumps. Umpire Illingworth raised the finger straightaway. Ambris throught for a while and decided not to review it. Ambris lbw b Hardik Pandya 31(40)

OUT! This is a dream. Shami pitches it up, hits the seam and it comes back on sharply, it hits the top of off stump. This is top class fast bowling. Hope had no idea what happened and how it happened. He is gone for 5. Shai Hope b Shami 5(10) 

OUT! That is what you call intelligent cricket, intelligent bowling. Shami had left Gayle in two minds on the previous ball, this time he bowls another good bouncer, Gayle tries to break shackles and attempted a pull but he was unsure of the shot, he ended up hitting it straight to the mid-on fielder. 
Gayle c Kedar Jadhav b Shami 6(19)

FIFTY! Dhoni has taken his time but he has reached to the land mark in 59 deliveries. And reached there with a four down the ground as he flat-batted his shot to long-on

OUT! Shami c Shai Hope b Cottrell 0(2)

Shami goes back for duck without troubling the scorers. Cottrell fired in a cross-seamed short delivery as Shami swiveled across to play a pull shot but misjudged the ball and gloved it to the keeper. 

OUT! Hardik Pandya c Fabian Allen b Cottrell 46(38)

Cottrell makes the most of the sluggish pitch with a slower outside off delivery as Pandya played his shot straight to the sweeper cover trying to search for a boundary.

FOUR! Pure power of Pandya! Slower delivery from Brathwaite has been thrashed past him with a flat-batted shot by Pandya

INDIA LOSE KOHLI! 

Kohli c (sub)Darren Bravo b Holder 72(82) 

Kohli is devastated and he should. After all, it was such a soft dismissal. It was a half-tracker by Holder and Kohli swiveled for a pull but the low bounce out did him as he placed a dolly into the hands of the fielder at mid-wicket. 

FOUR! Good shot by MS! Short and wide delivery and Dhoni hung back to crash it off back-foot past point for his first boundary

OUT! Kedar Jadhav c Shai Hope b Roach 7(10)

Jadhav stretched his arms to feel the outside off length delivery from Roach which nibbled away just a bit. Hope and Windies fielder went up straight away for an edge but the umpire wasn't interested. The UltraEdge, however, on the replays showed a spike, so Jadhav has to go. 

FIFTY! After reaching the 20000 career run mark, Kohli has now brought up his half-century in 55 balls. Fourth in this World Cup in a row. 

OUT! Shankar c Shai Hope b Roach 14(19)

Roach picks up a wicket immediately on his return to the attack. The fuller delivery moved away just a bit to take the outside edge to the keeper while Shankar was behind the line of the delivery. Hope took the catch with a dive to the right. 

OUT! Rahul b Holder 48(64)

Beautiful delivery by Holder to clean up Rahul. The ball nipped back from length to clip the top of the stumps. So, no fifty for Rahul, who was caught at the crease and moved forward tentatively. 

OUT! Rohit c Shai Hope b Roach 18(23)

Big wicket for Windies. India lose Rohit. That was a ripper by Roach as he got the length ball to angle inside, beating the gap between bat and pad. Despite some noise umpire gave it not out. However, UltraEdge showed some spike after a review. Decision reversed. Rohit forced to leave.

West Indies XI: Chris Gayle, Sunil Ambris, Shai Hope(w), Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder(c), Carlos Brathwaite, Fabian Allen, Kemar Roach, Sheldon Cottrell, Oshane Thomas

India XI: Lokesh Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli(c), Vijay Shankar, MS Dhoni(w), Kedar Jadhav, Hardik Pandya, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah
 

TOSS NEWS: Virat Kohli makes the right call and India opt to bat first against West Indies

Pitch report: "It's the same pitch which was used for the New Zealand and West Indies game. The pitch has a few scratches on it because of the bowlers' follow through. It looks like a good enough pitch. What we know is that you need pace to get a reaction from the pitch. It will spin from the footmarks. With the sun out whoever wins toss they would want to bat first," says Ian Bishop.