| India vs West Indies MATCH INFO | |
|---|---|
| Toss: | West Indies, who chose to field |
| Umpires: | Jayaraman Madanagopal (IND), Rohan Pandit (IND) and Nitin Menon (IND) |
| Match Referee: | Prakash Bhatt (IND) |
| Match Date: | Fri, 09th Oct 2026 |
In the 2nd I T20, India delivered a strong performance to secure victory against West Indies. The match was played on Oct 09, 2026 at JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi. Shai Hope was named Player of the Match for his outstanding contribution.
The full scorecard includes detailed statistics from both innings, such as runs scored by batters, wickets taken by bowlers, dismissal details, and over-by-over breakdowns. It also features key partnerships, toss result, top performers with bat and ball, and a comprehensive match summary.
18.2: Axar Patel to Shai Hope, Length ball, sliding back in from outside off. Shai Hope taps it to covers. He knows there are plenty of balls left and wants to pick the right one to hit.
18.1: Axar Patel to Shai Hope, SIX! That's been slammed into the crowd. Can Shai Hope now finish things off and get to a ton as well? Tossed up on a length, and around off. Hope lunges and drags the slog sweep high and long in front of deep mid-wicket for a biggie. 4 needed for the win now.
17.6: Arshdeep Singh to Romario Shepherd, FOUR! That's gone to the fence as well, and West Indies are now just a couple of hits away. Singh falters with his line again, bowling it way too short and way too wide outside off. Shepherd has to reach for it but he gets enough blade on it to get it over backward point for a boundary. 10 more needed off 12 balls.
17.5: Arshdeep Singh to Romario Shepherd, FOUR! Easy pickings again for Romario Shepherd. A slower bumper, angled down leg, and with no fine leg in place, all Shepherd has to do is help it 'round the corner, and he picks up four more runs.
17.4: Arshdeep Singh to Romario Shepherd, SIX! That's been the difference - the six-hitting. A juicy full toss on middle and leg, Romario Shepherd whacks it away over deep mid-wicket and gets the boundary required in the over. The 50-run stand is also up between these two.
17.3: Arshdeep Singh to Shai Hope, Good work in the deep to keep it down to a single. Another low full toss, straighter at the stumps. Hope drills it just to the right of the stumps at the other end and Tilak Varma cuts it off quickly to his left from long on, keeping it down to one run.
17.2: Arshdeep Singh to Romario Shepherd, Singh comes over the wicket to Shepherd. This is speared in at the toes, and Shepherd just clips it to deep square leg for one more.
17.1: Arshdeep Singh to Shai Hope, Arshdeep goes searching for the yorker, angling it into the stumps from around the wicket. It turns out to be a low full toss, but Hope pushes it down to long on for just a single.
16.6: Kuldeep Yadav to Romario Shepherd, FOUR! Too much width on offer, and West Indies now require just 27 runs off 18 balls. Bowled from the front of the hand, turns out to be a short and wide one, well outside off. Shepherd goes after it and slaps it down through backward point for a boundary.
16.5: Kuldeep Yadav to Romario Shepherd, Swing and a miss! Brave from KD to toss it up, and he pushes this one wider of the off stump. Shepherd reaches for it, trying to go over extra cover but is beaten in the flight.
16.5: Kuldeep Yadav to Romario Shepherd, WIDE! Good work from the keeper. The faster ball, darted down leg. Sanju Samson dives to his left and stops a certain boundary. 20 off this over already.
16.4: Kuldeep Yadav to Romario Shepherd, SIX! This is just raw power from the Windies batters, and everything is travelling over the ropes. Bowled flatter again, around leg and turning in. Shepherd employs the slog sweep, snatching at it but managing to clear the fielder at deep mid-wicket.
16.3: Kuldeep Yadav to Shai Hope, Flatter and on the pads, swept away powerfully to the left of Abhishek Sharma at deep square leg, but for just a single.
16.2: Kuldeep Yadav to Shai Hope, SIX! Shai Hope is enjoying more than a purple patch on this tour. Tossed up, full and around off, looking to turn it across the right-hander. Hope picks the length well, leans ahead and smashes it over long off for yet another biggie, the third one on the trot for the Windies. 39 needed now off 22 balls.
16.1: Kuldeep Yadav to Shai Hope, SIX! Powered away, and up comes the 200 for West Indies. Quicker one around off, a tad short and skidding through. Hope rocks back and forces the lofted shot off the back foot, straight back over the bowler's head for a biggie.
19.6: Shamar Springer to Naman Dhir, FOUR! A teaser for Shimron Hetmyer and it will be a boundary to end the innings. India finish on 249/5. Springer digs it in short again, over middle. Dhir swings across for the pull and skies it wide of deep mid-wicket. Shimron Hetmyer runs across to his right and slides but the ball does not carry to him. He does not manage to get his body behind the ball to save the boundary as the ball bounces past him and trickles into the fence.
19.5: Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, OUT! CAUGHT! Shreyas Iyer holes out. Shamar bangs it in short, angled into the right-hander. Iyer does not quite get the room to get his hands through the line for the pull. The ball hits the splice of the bat and goes only as far as deep mid-wicket, where Shimron Hetmyer runs in off the ropes and bends to take the catch just above the turf. End of a breezy cameo by the Indian skipper.
19.4: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, Varies his length as he goes full now, on middle. Varma can't get under it and knocks it to long on for a single. India move to 245, this is now India's highest score in T20Is against West Indies.
19.3: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, SIX! High and long enough. A hat-trick of sixes from Tilak Varma. Bowled into the deck again, on off. Tilak picks up the length early and sets up a solid base for himself. Even though he gets it high on the bat on the attempted pull, he gets enough to clear the deep mid-wicket fence.
19.2: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, SIX! Two in two for Tilak. Springer goes searching for another yorker, this time on off stump, but errs in length and serves a full toss. Tilak Varma takes a step across to the off side, gets under it and slams it towards the sightscreen for a biggie.
19.1: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, SIX! Stand and deliver. Slower one, on a back of a length, on off. Varma stands tall and slams it with a high elbow over wide long off for a biggie.
18.6: Shamar Joseph to Shreyas Iyer, Low full toss, on off and middle. Iyer clears the front leg and smears it away wide of deep mid-wicket. Keemo Paul is quick to his left in the deep and slides to prevent the boundary. He releases the ball before his feet come in contact with the boundary cushions. Two runs taken. 11 runs off the 19th over.
18.5: Shamar Joseph to Tilak Varma, Had to hurry! Off-pace delivery, angled away from the left-hander, on a good length. Varma walks across for the scoop but does not have much pace to work with. Toe-ends it onto the pads and he is called through for a quick single. Iyer scampers through and gets home as Joseph tries to deflect the ball onto the stumps with his right boot but misses.
18.4: Shamar Joseph to Shreyas Iyer, An optimistic shout for LBW. Tailing back into the right-hander, on a length. Iyer has a swipe across the line but is beaten for pace and gets hit on the front pad. A leg bye is taken as the ball goes away on the off side. Shamar Joseph goes up in appeal, but there is not much interest shown by Shai Hope, and the skipper does not mind taking a chance and sends it upstairs. No bat involved, but the Ball Tracking has the ball going past the leg stump. The on-field call of Not Out stays. West Indies have no reviews left.
18.3: Shamar Joseph to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR! Nearly went the distance. Joseph bends his back and digs it in short, over off. Not the best of balls with third man inside the circle. Iyer stands tall on his toes and gets his hands high to play the upper cut. The pace of Joseph nearly carries the ball all the way as it bounces just in front of the boundary cushions.
18.2: Shamar Joseph to Tilak Varma, Very full, not allowing the batter to get under the ball. Tilak smashes it to long off for a single.
18.1: Shamar Joseph to Tilak Varma, Mishit but safe. Dug in short, skidding through to hurry the batter. Tilak tries to take on the short ball but gets it high on the bat. It lands in the vacant mid-wicket region and the batters pick up a couple of before any of the deep fielders can get in off the ropes.
17.6: Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR! Exquisite from the Indian skipper. The 50-run stand comes up in 22 balls. Springer nails the yorker but Iyer is one step ahead as he hangs deep in the crease and manages to scythe it away to the right of the man at deep backward point for a boundary. 21 runs off the over.
17.5: Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, No damage done. Banged in short, angled in towards the right-hander. Iyer attempts the hook but the ball sails over his blade. Iyer has a look at the square leg umpire as he feels that the ball went over his head but the umpire is unmoved.
17.5: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, Taken at deep cover but it won't matter. Springer gets it all wrong as he slips in a chest-high full toss, on off. Varma has a swing at it and gets it away towards deep cover, where Kamil Pooran charges in and dives to take the catch. They cross. No Ball given. Free Hit coming up.
17.4: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, FOUR! One bounce and over the ropes. Springer pulls the length back and keeps it around the tramline. Varma moves across to the off side and slices it over backward point. There is a man in the deep at a wide deep third but he is beaten to his left.
17.3: Shamar Springer to Tilak Varma, FOUR! Hit hard and wide enough. A low full toss, dipping on the batter. Varma hangs low and swings through the line. Hits it to the left of the man at mid off and the long on fielder stands no chance. Tilak brings up 5,000 runs in T20 cricket with this boundary.
17.2: Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, Spears in the yorker, outside off. Iyer runs it down to deep third and turns the strike over.
17.1: Shamar Springer to Shreyas Iyer, SIX! Clean as a whistle. The 200 comes up for India. Springer goes searching for the yorker but fails to get it full enough. This is right in the slot, in and around the off stump. Iyer hangs deep in the crease, clears the front leg and mows it over cow corner for a maximum.
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18.3: Axar Patel to Shai Hope, SIX! That's it! Shai Hope has done the impossible. One of the greatest T20I run chases, and Shai Hope also brings up a sensational HUNDRED in the process. Axar Patel bowls it flat and pushes it wide outside off. Hope reaches out and thwacks the ball over extra cover, and it sails over the ropes for a biggie. Hope and Shepherd celebrate in style as West Indies win by 6 wickets and 9 balls to spare.