
India continued their dominance on Day 2 of the second Test against West Indies, reaching 409-7 at the end of the second session. Virat Kohli scored his 29th Test century, while Ravindra Jadeja hit a half-century.
Kohli reached his century in his 500th international match, becoming the first Indian batsman to do so. He was eventually run out for 113, but Jadeja kept the Indian innings going with a patient 58.
The West Indies bowlers struggled to contain the Indian batsmen, with only Kemar Roach and Jayden Seales taking wickets. India is now in a strong position to declare their innings and set West Indies a challenging target.
Here are the key takeaways from the day:
- Kohli’s century was a special achievement, and it put India in a commanding position.
- Jadeja’s half-century was also important, as it helped India build a big lead.
- The West Indies bowlers struggled to contain the Indian batsmen, and they will need to improve in the second innings.
- India is now in a strong position to declare their innings and set West Indies a challenging target.
- Kishan played a lazy shot to a length delivery well outside off.
- The ball went to the edge of his bat and was caught by Joshua Da Silva.
- Kishan scored 25 runs with four boundaries before being dismissed.
The match is still in its early stages, but India is in a good position to win.
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!["It's all part and parcel of the game. After the last game, people saw videos online and assumed I'm pacifying Jadeja, but it wasn't like that. I was talking to him about the match, what he did. We didn't have any other discussion. Everyone knows in a team environment, what happens in the dressing room, no one is privy to it outside. We don't have any problem. He always had high respect for Dhoni. After the final also, he said, 'I dedicate this knock to Dhoni.' That is the kind of respect he has for MS." What were Dhoni's first words to him after the final was won? "He said, 'look, the fifth title has been delivered.' It's a big relief," Viswanathan said. "He praised Jadeja for the effort and confidence he showed. It [Ahmedabad] was like a home ground for him [Jadeja]. It was very satisfying. Everyone knows how Dhoni has brought up Jadeja from 2012 at CSK. He has the satisfaction of seeing a home-grown boy deliver the title for CSK."](https://panasiabiz.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/dhoni-shot-120x120.jpg)




