India Vs West Indies Highlights, 1st Test Day 1: Mohammed Siraj Runs Through WI, IND 121/2 At Stumps, Trailing 41 Runs

India Squad: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill(c), N Jagadeesan, Ravindra Jadeja, Dhruv Jurel(w), Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Prasidh Krishna, Mohammed Siraj, Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav, Devdutt Padikkal, Nitish Kumar Reddy

West Indies Squad: John Campbell, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Alick Athanaze, Brandon King, Roston Chase(c), Shai Hope(w), Justin Greaves, Khary Pierre, Johann Layne, Anderson Phillip, Jayden Seales, Jomel Warrican, Jediah Blades, Kevlon Anderson, Tevin Imlach

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• Matches played: 83

• India wins: 19

• Drawn: 34

• West Indies wins: 30

WI skipper Roston Chase wins the toss, opts to bat first.

India (Playing XI): Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill(c), Dhruv Jurel(w), Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj

West Indies (Playing XI): Tagenarine Chanderpaul, John Campbell, Alick Athanaze, Brandon King, Shai Hope(w), Roston Chase(c), Justin Greaves, Jomel Warrican, Khary Pierre, Johann Layne, Jayden Seales

Shubman Gill: We have got four Tests (at home) before the end of the year and we would like to win all four. Preparation has been good. Everyone is in great touch, it is about getting into the red-ball mindset. It looks like a very good surface. Not disappointed with losing the toss, it has been under covers and there might be some help early on. We have two seamers - Bumrah and Siraj, three spinners - Jaddu Bhai, Washington and Kuldeep, and allrounder Nitish Reddy.

Roston Chase: We are going to bat first. Looks a good one. There will be a bit of moisture, it is Test cricket and we will have to handle that first couple of hours. It is a young side, we want to come out and play some good cricket. We don't want to be batting last on this wicket as we know it will turn. We have gone with two seamers, two spinners and an allrounder.

National Anthems done and both teams now take the pitch. The weather seems nice and pleasant for Test cricket with slightly overcast conditions in Ahmedabad.

Tagenarine Chanderpaul has to walk back without troubling the scorers as the WI batter nicks one behind to Dhruv Jurel as Mohammed Siraj strikes with the new ball.

Score after 4 overs

WI 12-1

India's ace bowler Jasprit Bumrah now gets into the act as John Campbell nicks one to Dhruv Jurel. Indian contingent went up for appeal but umpire Richard Illingworth did not move but after going upstairs, the replays showed some deviation after ball passes the bat. Fourth umpire asks Illingworth to change his decision and Campbell has to walk back.

Score after 7 overs

WI 21-2

What an ordinary leave from Brandon King there as he allows Siraj to castle his stumps and leave West Indies in tatters. Minutes after striking for a four, King does not judge the delivery of the ball as it nips back in and strikes the stumps. WI in a spot of bother.

Score after 10 overs

WI 39-3

Alick Athanaze is the latest to depart for West Indies with Mohammed Siraj scalping his third of the day to leave the visitors reeling. West Indies need a strong batting display against a formidable Indian unit and with already four down, WI will have to gather their will power and post a strong score on board.

Score after 14 overs

WI 51-4

West Indies' experienced pair of Roston Chase and Shai Hope need to ride the storm and give their side some hope of scoring a commendable score. The visitors are already four down and need a big partnership if they are to fight back against India on their own turf.

Score after 17 overs

WI 61-4

With minutes left for lunch, India will look to take one more wicket and strike fear into the minds of West Indies squad. The visitors are four down and few more scalps could see India take the upper-hand in the 1st Test.

Score after 20 overs

WI 73-4

India's Kuldeep Yadav struck at the stroke of Lunch to dismiss Shai Hope for 26. The former WI skipper looked for an aggressive stroke but missed the line as the ball went through his blade and uprooted his stumps. India jubilant and West Indies in a spot of bother.

Score after 23.2 overs

WI 90-5

Action has resumed post-lunch with West Indies resuming at 90/5 on day 1. WI skipper Roston Chase has been joined by Justin Greaves as they look to maneuver a big partnership for the team.

Mohammed Siraj has a four-for as the pacer sends back the West Indies captain Roston Chase. Dhruv Jurel has been kept busy today and the wicketkeeper takes another catch behind the wicket to give India momentum in the game. Brilliant start by the hosts.

Score after 27 overs

WI 109-6

WI pair of Justin Greaves and Khary Pierre have stitched some partnership for the seventh wicket as they look to build some momentum in the middle. IND bowlers want to bowl their opponents out under 200 but Greaves and Pierre have other ideas.

Score after 34 overs

WI 134-6

Washington Sundar has struck in his first over by dismissing Khary Pierre (11). The all-rounder dismissed Pierre LBW as West Indies sunk further in their first innings. All hopes now depend on Justin Greaves (31 not out).

Score after 38 overs

WI 144-7

Clean hit from Bumrah! The master of the yorker does it again. Justin Greaves tries to defend but is beaten for pace. The ball sneaks under his bat and crashes into the off-stump, leaving Greaves stunned. Floodlights are on as gloom sets in, but that’s no excuse. Bumrah’s pinpoint delivery is perfect. Greaves’ valiant resistance ends at 32 off 48 balls.

Score after 39 overs

WI 153-9

Knocked ‘em over! Jasprit Bumrah continues his destructive spell. After Greaves fell to a perfect yorker, debutant Johann Layne couldn’t survive either. The ball sneaks through his defence, beating him for pace, and crashes into the off and middle-stump. Layne departs for 1 off 4 balls

Scores after 41 overs

WI 155-9

West Indies are dismissed for a paltry 162 with Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah sharing seven wickets amongst themselves. Indian batters will enjoy the batting conditions and will look for a solid start on the first day.

Score after 2 overs

IND 1-0

WI 162

Yashasvi Jaiswal is yet to get going in this innings as finds himself 4(26) against West Indies. Be it the conditions or the good bowling, the southpaw has not got firing and that's very unusual of him.

Score after 10 overs

IND 23-0

WI 162

After a brief pause in the innings due to rain, the action is set to resume as the rain has stopped. Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul will look to end the day wicketless and put India in a dominating position after bowling out West Indies for 162.

India have turned up the heat on the West Indies bowlers post the rain delay as they reach 50 in 15 overs. Yashasvi Jaiswal (27) and KL Rahul (21) upped the ante after a watchful first session.

Score after 16 overs

IND 51-0

WI 162

India have lost a wicket before the end of day's play and it's Jaiswal who has to walk back. The southpaw, who was looking in good nick, edges back to the keeper as WI rejoice.

Score after 19 overs

IND 69-1

WI 162

Plumb in front! Sai Sudharsan misjudges the length, going back on the back foot to play a pull shot, but the ball skids on and hits him right in front of middle stump. Roston Chase’s quicker delivery is perfectly timed, and there’s no hesitation from the umpire, LBW given. Sudharsan goes for 7.

Score after 25 overs

IND 91-2

WI 162

KL Rahul reaches 50 (104), his 12th home Test fifty, while Shubman Gill is 14 (28). Rahul has converted only one of his previous 11 home fifties into a century. Surely one of the things to be watch out fo tomorrow.

Score after 34 overs

IND 114-2

WI 162

KL Rahul moves to 53 (114), completing his 12th home Test fifty, while Shubman Gill is 18 (42) at the other end. India end Day 1 trailing by 41 runs, with eight wickets in hand. Rahul and Gill will resume tomorrow looking to consolidate the innings and take India into a commanding position.

Score after 38 overs

IND 121-2

WI 162