IND vs WI 2nd Test Day 2: Shubman Gill Shines with Century, West Indies 140/4, Behind by 378 Runs

The second day of the second Test of the series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi was also in the name of India. After scoring 318 runs at stumps on the first day, the Indian team declared the first innings on the score of 518 on the second day. Captain Shubman Gill scored a century for India on the second day and set many records.

It was Gill's first century as captain in India. Gill scored an unbeaten 129. India declared the first innings after adding 200 runs to the first day's score. After this, Ravindra Jadeja showed the way to the pavilion for the West Indies top order.

West Indies End Day 2 at 140/4, India Lead by 378 Runs, Ravindra Jadeja Takes 3 Wickets

At the end of the second day, Shai Hope scored 31 off 46 balls and Tevin Imlach scored 14 off 31 balls. A 33-run partnership has been made between the two. John Campbell was out on 10 and Tejnarayan Chandrapaul was out on 34, Alick Athanaze on 41 and captain Roston Chase on 0. There is a threat of follow-on in the West Indies. If West Indies are to avoid a follow-on on Day 3, then Shai Hope will have to play a big innings and the other batsmen will also have to make useful contributions.

𝗦𝗵𝘂𝗯𝗵𝗮𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗵! ✨@ShubmanGill finds the gap with perfection as #TeamIndia continue their strong start. 🙌

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Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal returned unbeaten on the score of 173 on the first day and added only 2 runs on the second day. Jaiswal is run out. After him, Nitish Reddy, who came to the crease to bat, scored 43 runs, while wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel played an innings of 44 runs. After Jurel's wicket, the Indian captain decided to declare the innings.

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Good bowling 🤝 Sharp fielding

Ravindra Jadeja led #TeamIndia's charge today with the ball 🔥

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India started the second day with a score of 318 for 2 wickets. Yashasvi Jaiswal could only add 2 runs to the first day's score of 173. He missed the opportunity to complete the double century and was run out on 175. Shubman Gill scored his tenth Test century. He remained unbeaten on 129 runs. Gill hit 2 sixes and 16 fours in a 196-ball innings.

Gill shared 74 runs with Jaiswal for the third wicket, 91 runs with Reddy for the fourth wicket and 102 runs with Jurel for the fifth wicket. Gill announced the end of the innings as Jurel's wicket fell. India declared the innings after scoring 518 runs for 5 wickets. Joel Warrican took 3 wickets and Roston Chase took 1 wicket for West Indies.
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