11.34am India have spun West Indies out here, with Kuldeep and Jadeja combining to take seven wickets. West Indies batters had no answers for the spinners, and with Mukesh, Hardik and Shardul striking early as well, it was a complete performance from India. ODI cricket continues to be a sore point for West Indies, who have now posted their second-lowest ODI score against India and joint-third lowest ODI total at home. And now they have a mammoth task in front of them with the ball. Join us in around half an hour for the chase.

Kuldeep Yadav: "First of all, the fast bowlers did really well. Got early wickets. The ball was spinning a bit and we tried to focus on our lengths. Wind was too much so we were controlling our speeds as well. To be very honest, I've been working on my rhythm in the last two years. My rhythm wasn't very well last year, but now it's coming out very well. Of course the increase in pace… With the same spin, drift, it's very difficult for the batters to read. Especially in white-ball formats, I am focusing on the lengths and not on taking wickets. It depends on the conditions and situation. When they were five down, you have chances to try everything. Also important to mix up variations. If a left-hander comes in, you mix up some wrong'uns so they are not sure. That was my plan, to mix up my pace, lengths and variations. The wicket was very good for spinners, the way Jaddu bowled and I bowled just three overs."

Jayden Seales is the last batter in for West Indies

Sreenik: "There goes any hope for WI :("

Long-off in place now

Gudakesh Motie the new batter

Two slips in place

Jeyshree: "England are treating their test match like an ODI and the WI their IDI like a T20.. "

Suman: "Instead of Kul-Cha, we have Kul(Kuldeep)-Ja(Jaddu)(KULJA = Open) now...."