Watch- Sai Sudharsan injures finger but takes a freak catch:Yashasvi Jaiswal’s bizarre run out on 175; Jurel drops Imlach’s catch

West Indies ended Day 2 of the second Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi at 140/4, still trailing India’s massive first-innings total of 518/5 by 378 runs. Ravindra Jadeja was the star with the ball for India, claiming three wickets, while Kuldeep Yadav picked up one. The visitors struggled to build partnerships as India’s spinners tightened their grip late in the day. Earlier, India resumed their innings with Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal at the crease. While Jaiswal was dismissed early in the first session, Gill continued his solid form. Alongside wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel, he stitched together a crucial 102-run stand before Jurel was bowled by West Indies captain Roston Chase for 44 off 96 balls. Soon after, Gill declared India’s innings at 518/5, remaining unbeaten on a well-crafted 129 off 196 deliveries. In reply, the West Indies’ top order struggled to counter India’s spin attack. Jadeja provided the early breakthrough by dismissing John Campbell for 10, thanks to a sharp catch by Sai Sudharsan at short leg. The Indian all-rounder finished the day with impressive figures of 3/37 from 14 overs, putting India firmly in control heading into Day 3. IND vs WI, Delhi Test, Day 2, top moments
1. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s bizarre run out at 175
At the start of the second day, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal got run out after scoring 175 runs. Jaiswal played Jayden Seales’ fuller-length ball towards mid-off and started running. Captain Gill at the non-striker’s end refused the run, by then Jaiswal had come too far ahead. Wicketkeeper Imlak ran him out on Chanderpaul’s throw. 2. Philip dropped Nitish Reddy’s catch
In the 101st over, Indian all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy got a lifeline. Anderson Philip dropped a catch at mid-off on the second ball of Jomel Warrican’s over. Reddy scored 43 runs with 4 fours and 2 sixes. Also read: India declare at 518/5, West Indies- 140/4 in Delhi Test: Gill scores maiden home Test ton as captain, Jadeja scalps 3 wickets, visitors trail by 378 runs 3. Dhruv Jurel drops Tevin Imlach in second innings
West Indies wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach gave Dhruv Jurel a lifeline. In the 132.1 over, Indian batsman Dhruv Jurel played a cut shot on Roston Chase’s ball. The ball took the inside edge of Jurel’s bat. Wicketkeeper Imlach dived to his left, but he could only get his gloves to the ball and dropped the catch. 4. Sai Sudharsan injures a finger but takes a freak catch
West Indies lost their first wicket in the 8th over. Opener John Campbell was caught by Sai Sudarshan off Ravindra Jadeja’s bowling for 10 runs. Jadeja bowled outside the off stump, on which Campbell played a powerful sweep shot. Also read: Hardik Pandya confirms relationship with Mahieka Sharma: India all-rounder shares intimate Instagram pics with model on his 32nd birthday The fielder standing at short leg, Sai Sudarshan, closed his eyes seeing the ball coming and ducked down to protect himself. However, as soon as he ducked, the ball got caught in his hand after hitting the helmet and chest. John Campbell was stunned seeing this catch. After taking the catch, Sai Sudarshan injured his finger, due to which he had to leave the field. Devdutt Padikkal came to field in his place.