India crushed West Indies by 10 wickets in the second Test in Hyderabad to complete a 2-0 series whitewash on Sunday.

India cruised to 72 for no loss in 16.1 overs to complete another thumping win over the Windies inside three days and also register their 10th consecutive series victory at home.

This is also the first time that India had beaten West Indies by 10 wickets in a Test match!

Prithvi Shaw hit the winning runs as he finished unbeaten on 33, the same score as his opening partner KL Rahul.

Earlier, Umesh Yadav picked up four wickets to send West Indies crashing for a lowly 127, setting India an easy 72-run target.

Yadav took four for 45 to register his first ever 10-wicket haul in a Test match. He had taken six for 88 in the first innings.

Ravindra Jadeja picked up three for 12, while Ashwin bagged two for 24 and Kuldeep took one.

In the morning session, captain Jason Holder led from the front with the ball for West Indies with a five-wicket haul to bowl out India for 367 in their first innings.

India, who resumed on 308 for four, lost their remaining six wickets for 59 runs in the morning session as West Indies made a good comeback with the ball.

Ravichandran Ashwin played an useful knock of 35 at the end to help India claim a 56-run lead.

India were struck an early blow on Day when holder dismissed the well-set Ajinkya Rahane for 80, after he had put on 152 runs for the fifth wicket with Rishabh Pant.

Rahul sweeps Bishoo fine on the leg side for a couple and turns the fourth ball to midwicket for one.

Shaw also clips a full delivery off his pads through midwicket for a single as the target comes down to 10.

Chase strays down the leg side as Shaw misses the glance but it beats the wicketkeeper for a couple of byes followed by a single.

A single to Rahul off the last ball leaves India with just six runs for victory.

The two openers calmly pick three singles off Bishoo's fourth over to inch closer to victory.

No fancy shots from the opener as they pick a single each off Chase to level scores.

The field is called in but Rahul is not taking the bait as he defends Chase with a straight bat, not wanting to throw his wicket away.

Rahul gives Shaw the opportunity to score the winning runs as he blocks the rest of the over from Chase.

Shaw drills Bishoo through the covers for a four to complete the victory in some style as India win by 10 wickets to complete a 2-0 series whitewash.

Devendra Bishoo comes into the attack. Rahul picks a single on the off-side before Shaw cuts a short ball past point for a four as India continue to rush towards the victory target.

Off-spinner Roston Chase comes into the attack. He starts from round the wicket as Shaw clips the third ball through midwicket for a single and Rahul does the same next ball for the same result.

A single to Shaw off the last ball as India reach 49 for no loss in 10 overs, needing another 23 runs for victory.

Shaw comes down the track to Bishoo but is forced to defend before he cuts the next ball to the man in the deep for one to raise the 50-run stand for the opening wicket.

The umpires are likely to extend the play by another 30 minutes with just 21 needed for victory, instead of pushing the play into Day 4.

Shaw drives a full delivery from Chase through the covers for a four coupled with three more singles as seven runs come from the over.

The umpires have officially extended play by 30 minutes meaning another eight overs possible with India needing 14 for victory.

Warrican beats Rahul with one that turns sharply as the right-hander looks to defend and is beaten. Wicketkeeper Hamilton whips off the bails and appeals for stumping but the opener has managed to drag his feet back into the crease.

Holder oversteps to give away a no-ball before Rahul pulls the second ball for one and Shaw drives the pacer through the off-side for a couple.

Holder attempts a short ball and this time Shaw pulls it to fine leg for a single.

The last ball is again short as Rahul initially looks to duck before he somehow swats it to fine leg for another run.

Warrican bowls a full toss as Rahul sweeps it fine for a four before he tries the sweep again but misses and then keeps strike with one from the last ball.

Holder gets it to bounce extra as Shaw is struck on the elbow while trying to defend and the physio has to come out and treat the youngster.

Rahul taps the next ball to long-on for a quick single followed by three more singles as five come from the over.

The two openers easily pick another five singles off Warrican in the fourth over to give India a quickfire start as they race to 24 for no loss in four overs.

Shaw ducks under a bouncer from Holder but the ball doesn't rise much and he is hit on the shoulder. The West Indies players take the review after the leg before appeal is turned down but the ball is clipping the top of stumps as the decision stays with the umpire's call.

Rahul drives Holder down the ground as mid-on half stops it to give away two runs before he picks one.

Sunil Gavaskar has observed a weakness with Rahul's batting, pointing out that the right-hander's head falls over and his front foot gets locked while trying to play at incoming deliveries, which he has to work on.

The in-form Prithvi Shaw to take first strike against West Indies captain Jason Holder.

Holder looks in some pain as he grimaces after bowling the first delivery to Shaw.

The second ball is way down the leg side and goes for four byes to get India off the mark.

Holder gets the ball to come in sharply as Shaw trying to block it on the off-side gets a thick inside edge which narrowly misses the stumps and goes for a four as eight runs come from the first over.

West Indies start off with spin from the other as Jomel Warrican starts from the other end.

KL Rahul immediately comes down the track and hits it on the bounce back to the bowler and turns the next to midwicket.

After defending the first five balls, Rahul gives Warrican the charge and lofts the spinner over the long-off fence for a six to get off the mark in style.

Umesh Yadav picked up four wickets to send West Indies crashing for a lowly 127, setting India an easy 72-run target to complete a 2-0 series whitewash, on Day 3.

Yadav took four for 45 to register his first ever 10-wicket haul in a Test match. He had taken six for 88 in the first innings.

Ravindra Jadeja picked up three for 12, while Ashwin bagged two for 24 and Kuldeep took one.

West Indies struggled right from the start in their second innings.The visitors lost both their openers -- Kraig Brathwaite and Keiran Powell --  without scoring to Umesh and Ashwin respectively.Earlier,Captain Jason Holder led from the front with the ball for West Indies with a five-wicket haul to bowl out India for 367 in their first innings.

Umesh comes back into the attack as he gets the chance to complete his 10 wickets in the match.

And he strikes first ball as he cleans up Gabriel's stumps to complete his first 10-wicket haul in a Test match.

West Indies are bowled out for 127 in 46.1 overs in their second innings, setting India 72 runs to complete a 2-0 series whitewash.

Ravichandran Ashwin comes into the attack in place of Kuldeep as left-hander Bishoo is beaten off the first ball before he plays out a maiden over.

In the next over, Jomel Warrican takes a single off Jadeja on the leg side to get off the mark.

Warrican comes forward to defend Ashwin but the ball goes straight on and takes the edge. It goes to the right of wicketkeeper Pant as Rahane at slip dives to his left, but is unable to hold on to a tough chance.

Bishoo takes a chance as he lofts Ashwin over the covers for a four to get off the mark. He slogs the next ball over midwicket for another boundary.

A single each to Warrican and Bishoo off Jadeja before the former hits a boundary off the fifth ball.

Ashwin strikes with the wicket of Warrican, who plays down the wrong line and is bowled for seven. The carrom ball deceived Warrican completely as it went straight on and crashed into the off-stump.

Shannon Gabriel has a wild swing only to get a thick inside edge for a single to square leg.

Jadeja strikes again in the next over with the wicket of Ambris, who tries to play the sweep but misses and is struck right in front of the stumps.

He goes for the review but to no avail as the impact is in line and the ball was going on to crash into the middle and leg stump.

Ambris walks back for 38 as West Indies slip to 109 for eight, with an overall lead of 53 runs.

Left-arm spinners from both ends as Jadeja replaces Umesh. Holder taps the third ball on the off-side for a single before Ambris plays out the rest of the over.

Kuldeep bowls a beauty to beat Ambris, the googly which turns away enough to go past the edge of the right-hander.

Jadeja has a huge appeal for caught behind turned down against Holder before the Indians take the DRS.

The UltraEdge confirms that there was a thin edge as Holder walks back for 19 and West Indies are reduced to 108 for seven.

Jadeja get some slight turn, enough to knick the edge to be caught behind by wicketkeeper Pant.

Kuldeep tempts Ambris with a wide full delivery as he goes for the drive but is beaten. India appeal for caught behind which is turned down before India take the DRS. But there is no edge and India end up losing one of their reviews.

A single to Ambris before Holder swings the left-arm spinner over midwicket for a six.

Umesh strays it down the leg side as he looks for some reverse swing but Ambris manages to glance it fine for a four. The fifth ball comes in sharply as Ambris gets a thick inside edge onto his pads.

Kuldeep overpitches and Holder plays a confident drive through the covers for a four before he keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

In the next over, Umesh has a huge appeal for leg before turned down against Ambris and this time India decide against the review. The impact was on leg stump and the ball was going down further and it was the right decision not to take the DRS.

Ambris and Holder have settled down well and with the ball getting old, batting has become much easier.

Kuldeep starts off proceedings after the tea interval. Sunil Ambris turns the first ball on the leg side for a single and Holder also does the same two balls later to turn over the strike.

Ambris then steers a short wide delivery past the slip fielder to get three runs to thirdman.

Umesh Yadav from the other end. Ambris picks up another boundary through thirdman as he opens the face of the bat and steers it behind point for a four.

The next ball is a beauty, as he beats Ambris with one that moves away enough to beat the edge of the bat.

Umesh then bowls it on the stumps as Ambris flicks it through midwicket for two runs and then takes one off the last ball.

Pacer Umesh Yadav picked up three wickets to leave West Indies in a mess on Day 3 of the second Test.

Umesh took three for 32 to take his match tally to nine wickets as West Indies slipped to 76 for six in 27 overs at the tea interval, with an overall lead of just 20 runs.

Sunil Ambris battled hard for 20 from 54 balls, while Jason Holder was unbeaten on four.

West Indies were rocked early as both Kraig Brathwaite and Keiran Powell were dismissed without scoring to Umesh and Ashwin respectively.

Shimron Hetmyer gave his wicket away, attempting a reckless shot against Kuldeep and was caught at point for 17.

Shai Hope was caught at slip off Jadeja for 28, before Umesh bowled Roston Chase and Shane Dowrich with the incoming deliveries.

Earlier,
Holder finished with splendid figures of five for 56, while Gabriel claimed three for 107.

Umesh strikes again in his next over. The injured Shane Dowrich also falls in a similar fashion to Chase, as he inside edges it back on to his stumps to be bowled for a duck.

For the second time in the match, Umesh is on a hat-trick.

He bowls a good delivery to new batsman Jason Holder, full and swinging in but it slips down the leg side as the right-hander takes a leg bye.

The fifth ball is a low full toss down the leg side as Holder glances it fine for a four.

Umesh getting some movement into the batsman as Chase carefully plays out a maiden over from the fast bowler.

Ambris playing much sensibly this time around as he comes forward to defend Jadeja, playing to the merit of the ball, before he takes one to long-off.

Umesh strays on the pads as Ambris pulls it behind square for a four to help West Indies wipe off the deficit.

The next ball comes in sharply and also bounces a bit more as Umesh appeals for leg before but the height is a big factor.

Umesh again gets the ball to jag in as Ambris plays it late, glancing it fine for another boundary, the second of the over.

Kuldeep comes into the attack in place of Jadeja as he switches to the other end.

West Indies manage to easily pick three singles from the over to keep the scoreboard ticking.

Umesh makes the breakthrough with the key wicket of Chase, who is bowled for six as Windies slip to 68 for five, with a lead of just 12 runs.

Umesh got the ball to come in sharply as the ball clipped the inside edge before it deflected off his pads and crashed into the stumps.

Sunil Ambris is another one, who has given away his wickets cheaply. He gets off the mark with a single on the leg side off Kuldeep.

In the next over, he turns Jadeja through square leg for another couple of runs before playing out the rest of the over with caution.

Chase handled Kuldeep very well in the first innings and was reading his variations too. This time also he does well to rock back and steer the left-arm spinner past point for two runs followed by two singles off the last two balls.

Ambris and Chase not looking for anything fancy as they look to rebuild the innings as West Indies go past the 50-run mark.

India bring back Umesh, who will be looking for some reverse, as Kuldeep is taken off.

Ambris defends the first two balls before taking a single on the leg side and Chase watchfully blocks the rest of the over.

Jadeja gets one to rip and bounce as Ambris is hit on the pads but the leg before appeal is turned down and India decide against the review.

Ravindra Jadeja comes into the attack in place of Ashwin. And the left-arm spinner strikes in his first over as Hope gets the edge and is caught at first slip for 28.

Two quick wickets as West Indies slip to 45 for four, still trailing India by 11 runs.

Big responsibility on the in-form Roston Chase, who hit a century in the first innings.

A perfect start for Jadeja as he begins with a wicket maiden.

A poor over from Kuldeep. He strays down the leg side as Hetmyer sweeps it fine for a four and then hits a full toss through midwicket for the second boundary of the over.

Hope stretches forward and drives a full delivery from Ashwin through the off-side for three runs before Hetmyer picks a single.

Hope keeps strike with a single from the last ball as West Indies keep the runs coming with their positive approach.

Hope plays another lovely shot, driving a half-volley from Kuldeep through the covers for a four and then takes a single on the leg side.

Hetmyer plays another rash shot to gift his wicket away. He comes down the track and has a wild swing against Kuldeep but gets a thick outside edge to be caught at point for 17.

Hope hits a full delivery from Umesh straight down the ground past mid-on for a four. Two balls later, he drills it past mid-off for another boundary before taking two runs through square leg to get 10 runs from the over.

An appeal for leg before wicket against Hetmyer off Ashwin but the umpire turns it down.

After being hit for two fours, Umesh does well to keep Hope quiet with a maiden over as he looks to bowl full and on the stumps.

This will be a big test for Hetmyer, who looks to play positively, but the need of the hour is to bat steadily and get the innings back on track.

Hetmyer sweeps Ashwin fine on the leg side for two runs before India introduce spin at the other end in the form of Kuldeep Yadav.

Hope picks a single off the second ball before Hetmyer is beaten by the chinaman spinner, who gets some turn to go past the edge.

Two singles off the last two balls to end Kuldeep's first over.

A single each to Hope and Hetmyer off Ashwin as West Indies reach 27 for two in 10 overs.

Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin to bowl from the other end in the absence of the injured Shardul Thakur.

He starts with a maiden over to Kieran Powell, who is happy to defend and not attack Ashwin early like he has done in his previous innings.

Ashwin starts off with a wicket maiden as West Indies are without a run in the first two overs, while losing a wicket.

Shai Hope finally gets the Windies off the mark as he flicks Umesh for a boundary through the leg side and then clips the next ball square for two runs.

Ashwin also claims an early wicket as Powell gets an edge and Rahane takes a good low catch slip for a duck. The decision is referred upstairs but the soft signal is out and there is no enough evidence to overturn the decision.

West Indies in early trouble as both openers perish for a duck.

It could have been worse for the visitors as Shimron Hetmyer edges the last ball but it flies wide of the slip fielder for a four.

Umesh Yadav on a hat-trick after he had taken two wickets off successive deliveries to end the Windies first innings.

He starts off well with a quick yorker which Kraigg Brathwaite keeps out. The next ball is again full but down the leg side as Brathwaite tries to glance but gets a fine edge and wicketkeeper Pant comes up with a good catch diving to his left.

Shai Hope plays out the rest of the over as Umesh begins with a wicket maiden.

Captain Jason Holder led from the front with the ball for West Indies with a five-wicket haul to bowl out India for 367 in their first innings.

India, who resumed on 308 for four, lost their remaining six wickets for 59 runs in the morning session as West Indies made a good comeback with the ball.

Ravichandran Ashwin played an useful knock of 35 at the end to help India claim a 56-run lead.

India were struck an early blow on Day when holder dismissed the well-set Ajinkya Rahane for 80, after he had put on 152 runs for the fifth wicket with Rishabh Pant.

He dismissed Ravindra Jadeja in the same over for a duck before Rishabh Pant fell in the 90s yet again, caught in the covers off Shannon Gabriel for 92.

Holder finished with splendid figures of five for 56, while Gabriel claimed three for 107.

Leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo comes into the attack in place of Warrican to bowl the final over of the session.

The second ball is dropped short as Ashwin pulls it behind square for a boundary.

He taps the fifth ball to mid-on and steals a quick single as Ambris is slow to react and Thakur does well to run across. He pulls the last ball over midwicket as the fielder in the deep stops it and they decide against taking the run.

The lunch break has been extended by half an hour with India nine wickets down.

Gabriel bowls the first ball short and wide as Ashwin flays it through the covers to the man in the deep and pushes the struggling Thakur for the second run.

The pacer then tries a short ball as Ashwin top edges the pull which goes fine on the leg side for a four as the lead grows to 50.

He survives a leg before shout off the fifth ball before keeping strike with a single from the last ball.

Ashwin farming majority of the strike as he defends the first three balls and then takes one off the fourth ball, leaving Thakur to face just the last two balls.

Ashwin keeps getting the runs as he flicks Gabriel through midwicket for a four before the pacer gets revenge two balls later.

He bowls Ashwin with the incoming delivery after a good innings of 35.

India are bowled out for 367 in their first innings as they take a first innings lead of 56 runs.

A long spell for Holder as the Windies captain continues to toil hard with the ball.

Thakur clips the first ball on the leg side before Ashwin watcfully defends the next few balls. He tries a wild swing off the last ball but is unable to make connection.

In the next over, Thakur and Ashwin pick four singles off Warrican's 31st over.

Holder finally gets break as he makes way for Gabriel. He tries a short ball as Ashwin goes for the pull but is beaten. Four dot balls in a row before Ashwin opens the face of the bat and steers a short ball past the gully fielder for a four.

He goes for the pull next ball but gets a top edge and collects the single off the last ball which helps him keep strike.

Ashwin defends the first three balls before taking off on the fourth ball giving Umesh Yadav just two balls off Warrican.

He does the same in the next over bowled by Holder, taking a single off the third ball and Umesh again blocks the rest of the over.

Ashwin clips Warrican on the leg side for one before Umesh has a huge swing against the left-arm spinner, trying the slog sweep but misses before he takes one to long-on.

Holder bowls it right up as Umesh clips the pacer to midwicket for a single off the first ball.

Ashwin defends the rest of the over and is unable to get a single off the last ball.

That proves crucial as Warrican claims the wicket of Umesh in the next over, who edges as he tries to play the cut shot and is caught behind for two.

An injured Shardul Thakur hobbles out to the middle as he defends the first three balls before punching the last ball through the covers for a four.

Back to back maiden overs for Warrican as Ashwin again watchfully defends against the left-arm spinner.

West Indies not giving away anything as Holder and Warrican send two maiden overs in a row.

And Holder continues a good morning session for West Indies as he claims the wicket of Kuldeep, who is bowled for six.

India are 334 for eight in 95 overs, with a lead of just 23 runs and just two wickets in hand.

Big responsibility on Ashwin as the right-hander turns Holder on the leg side for two runs.

Kuldeep taps Gabriel on the off-side for a single before Ashwin clips the next ball through the covers for two runs and then takes one to retain strike.

West Indies introduce spin as Jomel Warrican comes into the attack. Ashwin watchfully defends the left-arm spinner to play out a maiden.

Gabriel overpitches as Kuldeep hits it through the off-side for a four and then takes a single on the leg side and Ashwin picks another run off the fourth ball.

Gabriel bowls it full and on the stumps as Pant whips it through midwicket for a four to take his score into the 90s, for the third innings in a row.

He made a century at the Oval but threw his wicket away in the Rajkot Test and missed out on a hundred.

Gabriel drops it slightly short and aims for the body but Pant manages to nudge it to fine leg for one.

In the next over, Pant turns Holder on the leg side for one and Ashwin does the same a few balls later for a single to get off the mark.

Gabriel gives West Indies further boost with the key wicket of Pant, who is brilliantly caught in the covers for 92. Hetmyer lunges to his left and comes up with a superb catch as West Indies keep chipping away at the wickets.

New batsman Kuldeep Yadav is beaten first ball as he flirts with a wide delivery before he blocks the last two balls.

Jason Holder to start off with the ball on Day 3 as West Indies take the second new ball.

Ajinkya Rahane defends the first ball on the leg side before he drives the next through the covers for a four to give India the lead.

That boundary also raises the 150-run stand for the fifth wicket between Rahane and Rishabh Pant.

Pacer from both ends as Shannon Gabriel comes in from the other end. A short ball to Pant which he defends before taking one into the covers.

Rahane slashes at a short wide delivery but is unable to beat the fielder at gully before he punches the next to deep point for one.

Holder makes the breakthrough with the wicket of Rahane, who is caught at gully for 80. The ball moved away and bounced a bit extra as Rahane looking to defend got a thick outside edge.

A big wicket early in the day for West Indies.

And it gets even better for the visitors as Holder strikes two balls later with the wicket of Ravindra Jadeja, who is trapped leg before wicket for a duck. The ball comes in sharply as Jadeja looks to defend but plays down the wrong line and is caught in front. He decides to walk away with taking the review as India lose two quick wickets.

Holder nearly makes it three wickets in the over as Ravichandran Ashwin is hit on the pads by a sharp incoming delivery but the umpire turns down the appeal. West Indies take the review but the ball is clipping the outside of leg stump and it stays with the umpire's decision.

Two wickets in the over for Holder, who has taken for four for 49 in 16 overs, as India are reduced to 314 for six in 84 overs.

Welcome to the coverage of Day 3 of the second and final Test between India and West Indies in Hyderabad on Sunday.

India will be hoping Ajinkya Rahane and Rishabh Pant continue to build their partnership and take them towards a sizeable lead on the third day.

Rahane and Pant hit unbeaten half-centuries to lead India's strong reply with the bat on Day 2 of the second Test.

Rahane made a solid 75, while Pant stroked 85 as they steered India to 308 for four in 81 overs. They trail West Indies by three runs, after the visitors were bowled out for 311 earlier in the day.

Pant entertained as he slammed 10 fours and two sixes in his 120-ball knock, while Rahane was cautious as he hit just six fours in his 174-ball knock, as the duo put on an unbroken stand of 146 runs for the fifth wicket.

India were in a spot of bother at one stage in the post-lunch session as they were reduced to 162 for four following the dismissal of Virat Kohli, who was trapped leg before wicket by his opposite number Jason Holder for 45.