India vs West Indies Live Cricket Score, 1st Test, Day 1: India 364/4 at stumps

U Yadav to Hetmyer, On a length outside off, Hetmyer plays inside the line and is beaten.

U Yadav to Hope, The batsman flicks it away with a wristy shot. They pick up a single.

U Yadav to Hope, Outside off, Hope lets it through.

M Shami to Hetmyer, Full on middle, pushed towards mid on.

M Shami to Hetmyer, The batsman has defended it by getting right behind the line of the delivery.

M Shami to Hetmyer, Outside off, left alone.

M Shami to Hetmyer, Defended off the front foot by the batsman presenting the full face of the bat.

M Shami to Hetmyer, A bouncer, Shimron ducks.

Who is next to face the Shami music? Shimron Hetmyer comes the reply from one of my colleagues. Can he get Windies out of this mire?

Shami to Powell, OUT! One brings another and now Shami has two! The around the wicket angle has done the trick for the bowling side. Shami comes charging in and Powell, shuffles across his sticks. He misses his flick and is hit flush in front. Shami appeals and up goes Ian Gould's finger! Powell is ready to go back but then Hope calls him back and they decide to go for the review. Bad, bad call. Not from the umpire. But by the batsmen. Hit in line, going to hit the stumps.

Powell has been adjudged LBW! But he wants another look at it. Looks dead plumb.

U Yadav to Hope, Outside off, punched to the off side.

U Yadav to Hope, FOUR! SWEET! What a shot. Probably the best of the day. Full and around off, Hope drives it straight back. Bisects mid off and mid on perfectly and finds the fence. First boundary of the innings.

U Yadav to Hope, The batsman shows the full face of the bat and defends the ball off the back foot.

U Yadav to Hope, Down the leg side, flick shot missed.

U Yadav to Hope, The batsman appears to have been struck on the thigh pad.

U Yadav to Powell, On middle and leg, Powell works it towards mid-wicket where Prithvi Shaw fumbles and allows the southpaw to get off strike and off the mark.

M Shami to Hope, Stays deep in his crease and defends. A terrific wicket maiden from Shami.

M Shami to Hope, The ball is too wide on the off side for the batsman to make any contact.

M Shami to Hope, Outside off, an easier leave this time as the ball is a touch wide.