India vs West Indies | Hosts on course to win Delhi Test despite Windies tail wagging

At tea, West Indies reached 361/9 at tea with a lead of 91 after Justin Greaves (35 batting) and Jayden Seales (18 batting) added 50 for the unbroken final wicket stand .

Riding on centuries by John Campbell and Roston Chase, West Indies made a spirited fightback, though India are still on course to win the Delhi Test and make a 2-0 series sweep.

At tea on the fourth day of the second cricket Test at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium, West Indies reached 361 for nine with a lead of 91 runs after Justin Greaves (35 batting) and Jayden Seales (18 batting) added 50 for the unbroken final wicket stand in the extended second session.

Campbell (115) and Hope, who scored 103, put on 177 runs for the third wicket to thwart the Indian attack on a pitch that still looked good to bat on.

Campbell reached his first Test ton with a six off Ravindra Jadeja before the left-arm spinner trapped him lbw in the morning session.

Hope kept up the charge after lunch and reached his first Test hundred in eight years with a boundary off pace bowler Mohammed Siraj.

Siraj had his revenge soon when the batter dragged his delivery onto his stumps.

Kuldeep Yadav, who took 5-82 in the West Indies' first innings, then took charge to send back wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach, trapped lbw for two.

The left-arm wrist spinner then struck twice in three balls including skipper Roston Chase for 40 to rattle the West Indies.

The visitors had waged a fightback after being reduced to 35 for two in their second innings on day three.

India enforced the follow-on after they bowled out the West Indies for 248, a deficit of 270 from the hosts' first-innings 518-5 declared.

The only consolation from this match for the West Indies would be two centuries and forcing India to bat for the second time.

This is Shubman Gill's first series at home as captain. India had won the opening Test of the series at Ahmedabad by an innings and 40 runs.

(with inputs from agencies)