WI 115-5 (30 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

The players are back out on the middle after a brief delay of nearly 10 minutes. Samuels is back on strike against Ishant, who still has two deliveries left. He starts with a short wide delivery as Samuels goes after it but is beaten.

Ashwin from the other end. Chase drives the third ball through the off-side for two runs to get off the mark before he is beaten by one which goes straight, it was more a seam up delivery which went past the outside edge.

Ishant has lost his bite which was so evident in the first few overs. He suffers some punishment at the hands of Samuels, who crashes him for three successive fours through the off-side. Twice Ishant gifted Samuels short wide deliveries which edging one of them past the slips to get going in the post lunch session.

West Indies seem to have a plan to target Ashwin. This time Samuels uses his feet and lofts Ashwin down the ground for a six but the off-spinner gets revenge off the very next delivery.

Despite the six, Ashwin again gives it a lot of flight as Samuels comes down and looks for flick but gets an inside edge and is caught at short leg by Rahul.

Samuels walk back for 37 from 88 balls as West Indies slip to 115 for five in 30 overs.

RAIN STOPS PLAY

WI 93-4 (26.4 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ishant to resume proceedings after the lunch break and facing him is Samuels, who did well to stay unbeaten in the morning session after a nervous start.

Ishant oversteps and bowls a no-ball which is also short and Samuels is quick to pull it on the leg side for a four for the first runs of the session.

And the players are forced to go off as it starts to rain at the stadium.

Just five deliveries in the post-lunch session including a no-ball before rain stops play.

West Indies are 93-4 in 26.4 overs with Samuels unbeaten on 18 from 76 balls and Roston Chase yet to get off the mark.

LUNCH - DAY 1

WI 88-4 (26 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Samuels also opens up his shoulder as he smashes a short wide ball from Yadav over point and it carries all the way for a six.

In the next over, Blackwood continues his attacking approach as he goes after Mishra, hitting him back over his head for a six even though he looked to have mishit it. He is beaten off the last ball as Mishra gets one to turn right past the defensive prod of the right-hander. Mishra is unhappy that the appeal has been turned down.

Both Ashwin and Mishra getting a lot of turn from the day one pitch and this is just the first session of the match. Wonder if it is due to dampness on the track?

Ashwin finally makes the breakthrough with the key wicket of Blackwood, who is trapped leg before wicket after a quickfire innings of 62 from as many balls.

The right-hander, who hit seven fours and four sixes in his counter-attacking knock, comes half forward to defend but is struck on the pads right in line.

Infact, Viv Richards on commentary is unhappy with the decision saying the ball turned a lot and Blackwood was unhappy to be ruled out.

A wicket just at the right time for the Indians in the final over of the session as West Indies go into the lunch break at 88 for four in 26 overs.

Samuels, who survived a nervy start, is unbeaten on 14 from 71 balls, while Roston Chase sees off the last three balls of the over.

A good performance from the Indian bowlers, especially the seamers who made most of the early help from the conditions. Ishant claimed two for 24 in a fiery first spell, while Shami bagged one wicket and Ashwin struck in the last over of the session.

WI 73-3 (21 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Blackwood flicks Yadav through midwicket for two runs to raise the 50-run stand for the fourth wicket with Samuels from 76 balls. The right-hander was the major contributor in the stand having made 41 from 40 balls, while Samuels chipped in with seven runs from 36 balls.

Mishra bowls an unplayable delivery to Samuels, the big turning leg spinner which turns big to beat the right-hander who comes forward to defend.

The last ball is the googly which turns the other way and Samuels looks to cut but somehow defends it on the off-side.

Yadav overpitches slightly and Blackwood hammers it down the ground past mid-off for a four. The pacer tries a short ball which the right-hander turns to fine leg for a single.

Yadav tries a few short balls to Samuels who is content to duck under it as West Indies reach 66 for three in 20 overs.

Blackwood hammers Mishra back over his head for another straight six to bring up his fifty in grand style, from just 46 balls. This has been quite an entertaining counter-attack from the young right-hander who failed to score in both the innings in the first Test.

WI 53-3 (16 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ishant gets the extra over, the sixth over of his first spell. The first ball is pitched right up as Blackwood slaps it straight back, past mid-off for a four before Ishant oversteps again to give a no-ball.

Blackwood in the counter attack mode as he smashes a full delivery straight back over the bowler's head for a straight six.

Ishant bowls a good bouncer after instructions from his captain Kohli, who wants him to target the batsman's helmet.

Another short ball is slapped square on the off-side for a four. Infact, Amit Mishra at point could have taken the catch but he is slow to react as it goes past him for a boundary.

Blackwood has smashed his way to 27 from 22 balls to help West Indies recover slightly to reach 36 for three in 11 overs.

Despite Blackwood looking to attack at every opportunity, Samuels looks in no hurry at the other end as he watchfully defends another testing over from Shami.

Finally, a bowling change as Ishant, who took two for 24 in six overs, gets a break and is replaced by off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin.

Blackwood smashes the first ball straight but can't beat the fielder at mid-on for just a single.

Samuels gets a single from the next ball to finally get off the mark from the 30th ball he faced.

Double bowling change for India as Umesh Yadav replaces Shami, who bowled a good first spell of one for 13 in six overs. And Samuels continue to play watchfully, he is looking quite settled now after a shaky start.

Ashwin gets Blackwood to edge one but it falls short of the fielder at first slip before the right-hander comes down and heaves it over midwicket for a six.

Two balls later, Ashwin drops it short as Blackwood rocks back and hammers it through the covers for a four.

In the next over, Samuels gets his first boundary as he crashes a wide half-volley through the covers for his first four, from the 41st ball he faced.

A good recovery from the West Indies as they reach 53 for three in 16 overs, with Blackwood smashing 38 from 33 balls and Samuels on five.

WI 21-3 (10 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ishant has four fielders close in on the leg side as he looks to make most of the early movement. Samuels looks to drive one through the off-side as it lobs on the leg side but falls safely. He has had enough of the defending before he throws his bat at the last ball but is beaten completely. West Indies batsmen not showing enough patience and trying to hit their way out, on a difficult pitch.

Blackwood gets an edge off Shami which falls short of Rahul at gully. The next ball is short as the right-hander looks to pull but gets a top edge which goes behind the stumps and over the keeper for a four before he takes a single.

Ishant bowls another no-ball but Blackwood is beaten outside the off-stump as he pokes at a short wide ball.

Sanjay Manjrekar in commentary says the best shot on this kind of wicket is the "leave alone" shot before Blackwood throws his bat at another wide delivery and is beaten. This is really poor and mindless cricket from the West Indies and Sunil Gavaskar rightly calls it "a nothing shot".

Ishant errs again with his line as he strays on the pads and Blackwood helps the inswinger fine on the leg side for a four.

Samuels is yet to get off the mark from 17 balls as he attempts a quick single but Rahane swoops in quickly from gully and nearly creates a run out. The Indians have been quite sharp on the field and not letting go off the pressure they have created courtesy of the early wickets.

Shami tests Samuels with a couple of short balls but he is content to duck under it and is yet to score from 23 balls.

West Indies reach 21 for three in 10 overs.

WI 11-3 (6 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

The sightscreen has been a constant nagging issue since the start of the match and again there is a slight halt in proceedings.

Chandrika is also struggling to find the middle of the bat. He looks to drive Shami but gets another inside edge which goes past short leg for two runs.

Ishant continues to get good movement as Samuels is hit on the pads before it goes to leg gully. The inswinger is creating quite a few problems for the Windies batsmen before Ishant bowls a no-ball as he oversteps the front crease.

Ishant also struggles to control his line as a few deliveries go down the leg side to Samuels.

Chandrika's nervy start finally ends as he pokes at a wide delivery only to get an edge which is well taken by KL Rahul in the gully.

Chandrika walks back for five as West Indies slip to seven for three in the sixth over.

Jermaine Blackwood lets a straight delivery from Shami go through which bounces just over the stumps. That was mighty close!

Blackwood tries to hit the Windies out of trouble as he smashes Shami over the off-side for a four, the first of the match. What a crazy shot under the circumstances, the Indians won't mind it though!

WI 4-2 (3 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Chandrika gets a thick inside edge which goes past the short leg fielder for a single to fine leg. And immediately Kohli stations a fielder at leg gully.

Ishant bowls a good short ball to Brathwaite, which fends it but ends up lobbing a low catch to Cheteshwar Pujara at short leg.

An early wicket for the Indians as the right-hander walks back for one, in the third over.

Ishant makes it two wickets off successive deliveries. Left-hander Darren Bravo perishes off the first delivery he faces as he gets an edge and is caught by captain Kohli at second slip.

Marlon Samuels manages to keep out the hat-trick ball which jags in sharply and hits him on the pads.

Superb stuff from Ishant to leave West Indies tottering on four for two in three overs.

WI 3-0 (2 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Rajendra Chandrika and Kraigg Brathwaite are the two openers for West Indies, while Ishant Sharma will bowl the first over for the visitors.

Brathwaite comes half forward nervously and gets an inside edge back on to his thighs as Ishant gets one to come in. Two balls later, he tucks it softly past short leg for a single to get West Indies off the mark. Chandrika turns the last ball for a single to fine leg to get his first run of the match as two come from the first over of the match.

Mohammad Shami to bowl the second over. And he nearly strikes with his first ball as Chandrika looks to pull a short ball down the leg side but gets a glove which hits the deck before it is caught by wicketkeeper Saha. Umpire Aleem Dar consults leg umpire Ian Gould who confirms the ball bounced before it was taken. Infact, Saha wasn't quite sure when he appealed as Chandrika gets a early lifeline.

West Indies openers doing well to pick the singles as Chandrika taps the fifth ball on the off-side for one.

West Indies captain Jason Holder has won the toss and elected to bat against India in the second Test.

And interestingly, India captain Kohli claims: "That's a pretty good toss to lose. We were looking to bowl anyways."

For West Indies, fast bowler Miguel Cummins replaces Carlos Brathwaite. For India, KL Rahul comes into the team in place of the injured Murali Vijay.

Check out the playing elevens of the two teams:

West Indies: Jason Holder (captain), Kraigg Brathwaite, Rajendra Chandrika, Darren Bravo, Marlon Samuels, Jermaine Blackwood, Roston Chase, Shane Dowrich (w/k), Miguel Cummins, Devendra Bishoo, Shannon Gabriel

India: Virat Kohli (captain), Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, Wriddhiman Saha (w/k), Ravichandran Ashwin, Amit Mishra, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav

Welcome to the coverage of the second Test match between West Indies and India at Sabina Park, in Kingston, Jamaica, on Saturday.

The pitch is expected to be helpful for the fast bowlers but nothing would worry India, who had all their seamers -- Ishant Sharma, Umesh Yadav and Mohammad Shami -- performing well above expectations in the first match, which the visitors won by an innings and 92 runs within four days.

The Virat Kohli-led side would be looking to carry on the momentum they gained in the first match and continue their dominating performance in the second Test.

Captain Kohli has said that his batsmen will have to take more responsibility on a "result-oriented" green wicket laid out for the second Test against the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica.

"We are happy the wicket is going to have some bounce and carry. There was decent enough bounce in Antigua for us to exploit whatever help was there. Jamaica is going to be even better. It's a result-oriented ground and we're quite excited about it. It's obviously going to take more application than we showed at Antigua. It's going to take more responsibility and more concentration by the batsmen to get the job done," Kohli said.

"We believe that our batsmen are good enough to tackle any pace and bounce that West Indies' bowlers have. The plan is to go out there and play with the determination and focus that we showed in the first game," the India captain added.