The 2nd Test of the ICC World Test Championship between India vs West Indies will be played at Kingston from August 30 - September 3, 2019.
Live updates:
West Indies won the toss and decided to bowl first
Stay tuned for the toss and 7:30 PM IST.
Rohit Sharma is again expected to be benched following a solid 93 by Hanuma Vihari in the first Test.
West Indies will make a forced change, with Keemo Paul replacing Miguel Cummins.
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Indian skipper Kohli needs just another victory to overtake MS Dhoni as the most successful Indian Test captain.
They are both tied with 27 wins each.
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India leads series 1-0
India leads the series after a thumping victory in the first Test. Pacer Jaspreet Bumrah produced match-winning figures of five wickets for just seven runs to skittle out Windies for a paltry 100 runs in the second innings.
Read: Sony Ten 1 live streaming India vs West Indies 3rd ODI at Sonyliv.com
West Indies have won the toss and elect to bowl first in the 2nd Test against #TeamIndia#WIvIND pic.twitter.com/pI8f9GAIe5
— BCCI (@BCCI) August 30, 2019Sony Ten live broadcast of WI vs IND
Sony Ten 1 and Sony Ten 3 will broadcast the match live in India.
Sony Ten 1 will telecast the match with English commentary while Sony Ten 3 will provide the telecast with Hindi commentary. SonyLiv will stream the match live on its alp and website in the Indian subcontinent.
India had a good spell on Day 1 of the first test, as they registered 203/6.
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Pitch and weather report
"Grass. We want no more spin," a member of the ground staff told ESPNcricinfo on match eve. The range of greenness and how it'll play will only be seen on match day, though.
