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India vs. West Indies: Day 2 Scorecard, Recap on Sachin Tendulkar's Final Test

Mark PattersonJun 8, 2018

Sachin Tendulkar missed out on a century, but India assumed total control of the second Test between India and the West Indies in Mumbai.

Centuries from Cheteshwar Pujara and Rohit Sharma ensured that the home side had a first-innings lead of 313 runs when they were finally all out for 495.

In reply, the West Indies limped to stumps on 43-3 and now have an almost impossible job in order to avoid a second straight defeat with three days of cricket still to be played.

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The day began with Tendulkar unbeaten on 38, and as he moved past his half-century it looked like he might score his first Test ton in almost three years in a fairytale finale.

But it was not to be, with Narsingh Deonarine drawing an edge held well by Darren Sammy at slip—one of five catches he bagged in the innings.

[More on Tendulkar's day, and tributes]

The wickets eventually fell as India tried to up the run rate, but just as it seemed that they had broken the back of the innings at 415-9, Sharma and Mohammed Shami combined to add 80 runs for the final wicket.

It allowed Sharma to score a second successive century, boosting his fledgling Test average to remarkable heights.

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Rohit Sharma follows Lawrence Rowe, Alvin Kallicharran, Sourav Ganguly and Yasir Hameed as the batsmen to hit 100s in their 1st 2 Test inns.

— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) November 15, 2013"

The West Indies had an awkward spell of play to negotiate before stumps, and lost the wicket of Kieran Powell to a brainless shot, charging down the wicket and getting caught off the bowling of Ravi Ashwin.

It meant Tino Best was sent in as a nightwatchman, but he was beaten by a Pragyan Ojha delivery and trapped in front of the wickets. For good measure, Darren Bravo, arriving after the nightwatchman, was dismissed for a 10-ball knock for 11.

Here is the scorecard from the day's play:

BatsmanDismissalRunsBalls
M Vijayc Sammy b Shillingford4355
S Dhawanc Chanderpaul b Shillingford3328
CA Pujarac & b Shillingford113167
SR Tendulkarc Sammy b Deonarine74118
V Kohlic Sammy b Shillingford5778
not out11112711
MS Dhoni*†c Sammy b Best410
R Ashwinc & b Gabriel3032
B Kumarc Sammy b Shillingford46
PP Ojharun out (Powell)01
Mohammed Shamic Best b Deonarine1129
Extras(b 8, lb 2, w 2, nb 3)15
BowlingOMRW
DJG Sammy91410
ST Gabriel160851
S Shillingford4361795
TL Best180931
MN Samuels110420
N Deonarine110452
BatsmanDismissalRunsBalls
CH Gaylenot out631
KOA Powellc Mohammed Shami b Ashwin916
TL Bestlbw b Ojha917
DM Bravoc Vijay b Ashwin1110
BowlingOMRW
B Kumar3040
Mohammed Shami2070
R Ashwin4.22122
PP Ojha31121
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