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India ended Day 3 on top, despite a better display from the West Indies batsmen in their second innings with the visitors finishing on 195-3 -- still trailing by 283 runs.

Darren Bravo is looking good at 38, along with Chanderpaul who is on 21.

Earlier in the morning session India bundled out West Indies for 153 courtesy an inspiring spell from Umesh Yadav and Pragyan Ojha.

In thier second innings Adrian Barath and Kirk Edwards led the fightback with half-centuries respectively.

Ishant Sharma was the most successful Indian bowler in the second innings with 2-41.

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Ishant Sharma strikes once again for India as he now removes set Kirk Edwards for 60.

Ishant's second wicket of the match as Edwards tried to whip a straightish delivery through midwicket.

A loudh shot follows as umpire Rod TUcker raises the finger in affirmation.

West Indies 161-3 in 50.2 overs. Bravo is joined in by Chanderpaul in the middle.

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Kirk Edwards is leading West Indies' fightback after Adrian Barath's departure.

Edwards slow to startwith, frustrated Indians with a 93-runs stand with Barath, and soon completed his half-century with a boundary off Ishant Sharma.

Darren Bravo is at the crease now and he is looking comfortable in the middle as he had tonked two huge sixes off Ashwin.

At the end of 41 overs West Indies were 147-2. Edwards is on 54, while Bravo is on 20. 

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Ishant Sharma to start the proceedings after the Tea interval. West Indies have done well in the post lunch session -- thanks to Adrian Barath and Kirk Edwards.

Three dot balls to start off after tea...Many believe that Dhoni was too defensive in the post lunch session.

And as we speak, Ishant provides the breakthrough as Barath edges one to VVS Laxman in slips.

Barath flashed hard at a widish half-volley -- the ball almost died on VVS, who took a neat little catch. Barath was back in the hut for well made 62.

West Indies were 117-2 from 33 overs -- still trailing by 361 runs.

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It was a script that West Indies team management expected in the first innings.

After losing Kraigg Brathwaite early, Adrian Barath and Kirk Edwards have put their heads down to deny Indian bowlers any wicket.

Spinners and pacers have bowled well in patches but on the whole, the wicket seems to have eased out considerably.

Barath completed a well-derved half-cenury, while Edwards too playing attacking cricket against the spinners.

At the end of 30 overs West Indies were 105-1, still trailing by 373 runs. Barath is on 56, while Edwards is on 38.   

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Adrian Barath and Kirk Edwards are doing the job that was expected off them in the first innings.

With nothing much happening off the pitch -- surprisingly -- Barath and Edwards have played positive cricket to put on a 50-run stand.

Spinners so far have failed to get the momentum that they got before lunch and Ishant too has been ineffective.

At the end of 20 overs West Indies were 78-1. Barath is on 42, while Edwards is on 26.

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After losing Kraigg Brathwaite early, Adrian Barath and Kirk Edwards have got down to the job, taking their time in the middle.

Indian bowlers are looking less effective in the West Indies' second innings as the wicket seems to have eased down considerably.

Barath is on 24, while Edwards is on 10 as West Indies were 43-1 after 12 overs.

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Umesh Yadav struck the opening blow for India as he removed Kraigg Brathwaite eaarly once again.

Brathwaite poked at a full length delivery without any feet movement only to find an edge to MS Dhoni behind the stumps for 9.

Umpire Rod Tucker checked with the square-leg umpire and gave the decision in the favour of the bowler.

West Indies were 25-1 after five overs. 

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India have bundled West Indies for 153 -- which means they need to get 478 runs in the second innings to make India bat again.

It was a clinical performance from the Indian bowlers as West Indies' lasted only 48 overs.

Fidel Edwards was the last man dismissed as Pragyan Ojha trapped Fidel Edwards right in front of the stumps for 16.

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Twin wickets have put West Indies in all sorts of trouble with requiring another 303 runs to avoid a follow on.

First Kemar Roach was unfortunate to be run out at the bowlers end as the pacer was backing up too far.

Baugh drove the ball straight but Ojha managed to get a boot as the ball crashed onto the stumps. Roach was miles out of his crease.

Next up, Baugh was adjudged LBW much to the delight of Indian fans.

West Indies were 130-9 after 41 overs.

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West Indies are just losing their way in the morning session as now it's time for skipper Darren Sammy to make the long walk back to the pavillion after being caught behind by MS Dhoni off Ojha.

Sammy who had struck Ojha for a maximum the previous ball, was undone by a ball that bounced a bit more, much to the delight of the bowler.

West Indies were reeling at 120-7.

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Umesh Yadav is on fire as he now castles Marlon Samules as West Indies were reeling at 99-6.

Yadav who had picked up Darren Bravo's wicket earlier in the day, bowled a superb inswinger to knock Samuel's middle and off stump.

Samuel's was back in the hut for 105-6. Baugh is on five, Sammy is on five.

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Umesh Yadav further dented West Indies as he now castles Darren Bravo.

Bravo fishing outside got an inside edge back on to the stumps to give Yadav his second wicket of the match.

Bravo was back in the hut for 30, with six boundaries to his name.

Earlier, spinners had picked up two quick wickets to put India on top.

Pragyan Ojha and R Ashwin provided the breakthrough picking up the wickets of Chanderpaul and Edwards.

At the end of 95-5 after 32 overs. Samuels is on 25 along with Carlton Baugh who is yet to open his account

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It is the worst possible start the West Indies could have hoped for on Day 3 at the Eden Gardens.

Two quick wickets have put India on top, courtesy the spinners who have pushed West Indies on the back foot.

It was Pragyan Ojha who picked the first wicket of the morning, removing Kirk Edward for just 16. Edwards was deep in his crease to a ball which he should have been front -- looks like an arm ball.

Ball hits the pad and a loud shout follows and umpire is more than happy to raise the finger.

Ashwin then had the big scalp, when he trapped Shivnarain Chanderpaul right in front of the stumps for four.

West Indies were 49-4 after 21 overs.