India vs West Indies 2nd ODI Highlights: Shai Hope, Keacy Carty shine as West Indies beat India by 6 wickets

Drinks Break! Shardul Thakur is keeping the scoreboard ticking for India after they lost two quick wickets. Shardul hit two fours so far and put on 19 runs off 29 balls with Kuldeep Yadav.

India lost two wickets in a bunch again. Suryakumar went for an aerial cut shot and was holed out by Alick Athanaze at backward point. The batting collapse continued for the visitors.

Again, a short ball gave Shepherd his third wicket of the game. A slow bouncer to Jadeja, who went for a pull shot but found a top edge. The ball went straight to Yannic Cariah at deep backward square leg. India lost another wicket after a steady 33-run stand for the sixth wicket.

Suryakumar Yadav hit a four towards mid-wicket to score 5 runs off Romario Shepherd in it. Surya is keeping the scoreboard ticking for India, scoring 20 off 18 balls so far, with the help of three boundaries.

A tidy one from Yannic Cariah, just three singles off it. Surya and Jadeja are looking to steady the India innings after quick wickets, and have added 14 off 17 balls so far.

West Indies pacers pegged back India with the short-ball tactic as the visitors were left struggling at 113 for 5 when rain stopped play after 24.1 overs in the second ODI. India are playing the match without regular skipper Rohit Sharma and main batter Virat Kohli. Opener Ishan Kishan scored his second half-century of this series with a run-a-ball 55 and added 90 runs for the opening stand with Shubman Gill (34) before Indian batting imploded, losing five wickets for 23 runs in the next 6.2 overs.

Two in two for the West Indies. Brandon King took two catches in two balls, this time at slip. Cariah forced an outside edge off Samson's bat and it went straight to King's hands. India lost half their side and are in deep trouble now.

BIG WICKET! India's stand-in skipper fell cheaply after struggling for 14 balls. A short ball outside off from Seales and Pandya pulled it straight to Brandon King at mid-wicket.

Good short ball from Shepherd. Axar failed to put his hand down in time and gloved it. A regulation catch for wicket-keeper Shai Hope behind the stumps. Three quick wickets have put a break on India's run flow in the middle.

BIG WICKET! Alick Athanaze took a stunning catch at point, diving to his right. Ishan Kishan (55 off 55 balls) went for another big cut shot but failed to get past the fielder. Good period for the home side as they have now removed both the openers in quick succession. Kishan hit a six and six fours in his run-a-ball knock.

BIG WICKET! Spinner Motie gave West Indies a big breakthrough, dismissing India opener Gill. Gill charged down for a big hit, but it went high towards long-off where Alzarri Joseph took a good overhead catch. Gill hit five fours in his steady 49-ball 34 innings, while adding a good 90 runs for the opening wicket with Ishan Kishan.

The left-handed India opener hit a six and five fours to reach the landmark. Kishan's second successive half-century in the series.

After the first 10 overs, India openers are scoring more freely now. They have added 29 runs in the last five overs. Solid opening stand for India.

Good, steady start for India in the game. The two young openers are playing risk free knocks so far, and hit just seven boundaries in the first Powerplay.

1 0 0 4 0 4 - First big one for the visitors. Shubman Gill (15*) smashed two fours off Jayden Seales to score 9 runs off it. Good, steady start for India so far.

Another tidy one from Kyle Mayers, just two singles off it. Shubman Gill charged down and hit one straight to the bowler, who missed less than half a chance to catch the ball on his follow through.

Watchful start for India. Both openers opened their accounts with a single each off Kyle Mayers in it.

West Indies (Playing XI): Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Alick Athanaze, Shai Hope(w/c), Shimron Hetmyer, Keacy Carty, Romario Shepherd, Yannic Cariah, Gudakesh Motie, Alzarri Joseph, Jayden Seales

India (Playing XI): Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan(w), Sanju Samson, Hardik Pandya(c), Suryakumar Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Shardul Thakur, Kuldeep Yadav, Umran Malik, Mukesh Kumar

It's the same pitch that was used for the first ODI. It's generally hard, but there are a few areas on the wicket that are spongy. The bowlers can extract some bounce and turn. There's variable bounce, so that will be challenging for the batters.