India vs West Indies, 2nd T20I: India win by 22 runs (DLS) to take 2-0 lead

S Cottrell to R Sharma,On the leg side, Rohit looks to flick but the ball kisses his pad on its way to the keeper. Dhawan was asking the umpire if it is a wide but the umpire says no as it deflected off his pad.

S Cottrell to R Sharma, Very good ball. Full and comes in to the right-hander. Rohit too plays it well with a push to mid on.

S Cottrell to R Sharma, WIDE! False start for Cottrell. He starts with bowling one down the leg side. Rohit looks to flick but misses. Wided by the umpire.

Sheldon Cotrell to bowl from the other end.

O Thomas to S Dhawan, Beaten again! Good length ball on off, Dhawan looks to defend but misses.

O Thomas to S Dhawan, NOT OUT! Nothing on the Ultra Edge and West Indies lose their sole review. Short ball around off, Dhawan looks to play the upper cut but misses. Pooran takes it and starts celebrating but nothing from the umpire. Brathwaite takes the review straightaway. Replays roll in and Ultra Edge shows no spike on it.

Review for caught behind. Dhawan is the man in question. The West Indies players are confident that they have their man. Let's see what the replays have to say.

O Thomas to S Dhawan, Better line to the southpaw. Back of a length ball on top of middle, Dhawan keeps it down off his back foot.

O Thomas to R Sharma, Angles it in on the pads, Rohit flicks it to the on side and gets a single.

O Thomas to R Sharma, WIDE! Thomas struggles with the line and sprays this down the leg side. Wided by the umpire.

O Thomas to R Sharma, Once again it is on the body, Rohit defends it back to the bowler.

O Thomas to R Sharma, FOUR! India are off with a bang! Thomas bowls a real loosener first up. It is on the body, Rohit flicks it fine down the leg side for a boundary.

We are all set to begin! The West Indies skipper are in a huddle with their skipper having a word with them before they take their respective positions. Indian openers, Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma stride out to the middle to open the innings. Oshane Thomas to bowl the first over of the game.

West Indies Playing XI - Evin Lewis, Sunil Narine, Nicholas Pooran (WK), Kieron Pollard, Shimron Hetmyer, Rovman Powell, Carlos Brathwaite (C), Keemo Paul, Khary Pierre (IN for John Campbell), Sheldon Cottrell, Oshane Thomas.

India playing XI (Unchanged)- Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (C), Rishabh Pant (WK), Manish Pandey, Krunal Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Navdeep Saini, Khaleel Ahmed.

West Indies skipper, Carlos Brathwaite says that it looks like a better wicket than the last game and he expects the pitch to not change much. Further adds that bowling first gives them more time to assess the conditions. Says the team needs to take smarter decision and not just go aggressive or defensive but just play smart cricket. Informs that Pierre comes in place of Campbell which means Narine would open the batting.

Indian skipper, Virat Kohli says that the wicket looks good and he expects the pitch to get slower as the game goes on and hence he wants to bat. Reckons the ball will come onto the bat in the first six overs but then one might have to assess the conditions. On his team changes, Virat informs they are playing the same eleven.

TOSS - We are all set for the spin of the coin. Up goes the coin and falls in the favour of Kohli. INDIA WIN THE TOSS AND OPT TO BAT FIRST.

PITCH REPORT- Daren Ganga is the pitch master for the game once again. He says there is a little bit of dark spots on the surface due to the overnight rains. He feels that it is a better wicket than yesterday. On the surface he says there is a bit of grass covering on the wicket.

Welcome ladies and gentlemen for the second T20I between West Indies and India in Florida. The bowlers dominated the first game on a sluggish surface and that made the game a low scoring affair. The venue and the pitch remain the same for this encounter as well and it's all about how the batsmen adjust to the conditions. The bowlers are expected to receive decent purchase from this track and if they perform like yesterday, the batters will have their task cut out. Let's hope for a more competitive battle between bat and ball. Stay tuned for more updates...