100! Hope gets to his hundred. What a knock from him. He completes it with a beautiful boundary to the leg side. 

After 42 overs,West Indies 240/2 ( Shai Hope (W) 78 , Nicholas Pooran 2)

Nothing going India's way as reflected in the review taken by Kohli on Kuldeep's insistence on the last ball of the over. It looked out LBW but the umpire said no. Kuldeep urged Kohli to go upstairs but the ball tracked suggested that it missed the stumps. Margins in cricket. West Indies need 48 runs in 48 balls.

OUT! Hetmyer goes and he goes back after scoring 139 off 106 balls. Chennai crowd is giving a standing ovation to the batsman. What a sight. He has done the job for his team. Shami pitched the ball short, Hetmyer wanted to clear the ropes again, he pulled, but could not connect properly, ended up getting caught in the deep. Hetmyer c Shreyas Iyer b Shami 139(106) 

DROPPED! Iyer drops a sitter. An absolute sitter at long on. Hetmyer went big, did not connect and it went straight to Iyer who spilled it. 

100! Hundred for Hetmyer. His fifth ODI ton and what a time to make it happen, in a chase, against India in India but the job is far from being done. 

FIFTY for Hetmyer, he smashes the ball to cow corner for a single and completes the fifty. He needs to carry on for some more time here. 

OUT! That's the end of Ambris. He wanted to flick it again to mid-wicket from the off-middle stump line but missed it completely, he was right in line of the stumps and umpire had no doubt whatsoever to raise the finger. Ambris walked back instantly, not using the review. 
Ambris lbw b Chahar 9(8)

OUT! Holder plucks a simple catch at long on as Dube perishes while trying to boost the scoring rate in the final over of the innings. Second wicket of the innings for Keemo Paul. IND 282/8

Dube c Holder b Paul 9(6)

OUT! Jadeja has been adjudged run out after he fails to reach the non-striker's end on time while attempting to collect a quick single. However, the umpire made no request for a replay initially, and only went upstairs after someone from the Windies team saw the replay and relayed the message to captain Pollard, who walked up to the umpires right away and had a very animated conversation. Confusion all around, and the on-field umpires decide to go upstairs in the end, making for an easy decision for their TV counterpart. IND 269/7

Jadeja run out (Chase) 21(21)

OUT! Jadhav's stay at the centre comes to an end as he completely loses control of his shot, mishitting it down the ground straight to Pollard. Has been a quality knock from the No 6 despite apparent issues with his fitness. IND 269/6

Jadhav c Pollard b Paul 40(35)

FOUR! Flicked away behind square on the leg side by Jadeja off a full delivery from Joseph to ruin what was otherwise turning out to be a fine over. And that brings up the fifty stand between Jadhav and Jadeja!  IND 260/5

OUT! Pollard has played a hand in removing both set batsmen Iyer and Pant — getting his name added to the wickets column by dismissing the latter. Pant failed to pick a slower one from the Windies captain, and ended up miscuing his slog to offer Hetmyer a simple catch at deep square leg. IND 210/5

Pant c Hetmyer b Pollard 71(69)

OUT! West Indies finally break the partnership in a near replay of Rohit Sharma's dismissal — same bowler and fielder involved at the same region, only Iyer miscued an attempted flick rather than pulling it. IND 194/4

Iyer c Pollard b Joseph 70(88)

FOUR! Fine way for Iyer to bring up the century stand with Pant for the fourth wicket! Pulls this past the diving fielder at short fine leg! IND 182/3

Fifty for Rishabh Pant — his first in ODI cricket as well as a major confidence booster to a batsman who is going through a low point and facing flak from all corners. Has been a quality innings so far from him, boosting India's run rate with some aggressive hitting despite the difficulty to do so on such a slow surface. IND 161/3

Fifty up for Shreyas Iyer off 70 deliveries — his fifth in one-day internationals as well as his first bowling at the No 4 position in the team. What's more, it's a no-ball, and Pant will be facing the free hit. Will this knock put an end to the No 4 debate? Whether we can answer that now or not, fact is that Iyer is likely to get an extended run at the spot for a few matches. IND 151/3

Fifty partnership up between Iyer and Pant for the fourth wicket, the pair doing well to settle the nerves in the Indian dressing room after Joseph's removal of a well-set Rohit Sharma in the 19th over. Thanks to a couple of good partnerships, India are back on track and look set for a score in excess of 270. IND 130/3

OUT! Pollard had laid the trap for his pull shot, and it works in the end for the visitors as Rohit Sharma hits the ball straight to the Windies leader at midwicket to give Alzarri Joseph his first breakthrough of the day. This wasn't a slower delivery — just that Rohit wasn't able to adjust himself properly for him to execute what could be described as his favourite shot. IND 80/3

Rohit c Pollard b Joseph 36(56)

Fifty partnership completed between Rohit and Iyer for the third wicket, the former collecting a single off the fourth delivery of the 17th over to bring up the milestone. India will hope this partnership keeps them on track for a score in the range of 275-300, IND 75/2

BOWLED EM! Now Kohli's gone early as he chops the ball onto his stumps, and Cottrell salutes twice inside an over! The lack of pace does it once again for the left-arm pacer. IND 25/2

Kohli b Cottrell 4(4)

OUT! Cottrell brings out his salute earlier than what the Indians would have expected, as Rahul departs after chipping the ball to short mid on for the simplest of catches. The ball appeared to have stopped on him and he was caught in two minds, getting a leading edge in the end. IND 20/1

Rahul c Hetmyer b Cottrell 6(15)