IND vs WI 2nd T20I Live Score - Ranchi (09 October 2026)

Singh serves a low full toss, on off. Shai drives it to long on for a run.

Low full toss, on off. Rutherford smears it away to long on for a single.

Keeps it full, outside off. Hope jams it out wide of cover for one.

A crowd catch! Arshdeep nails the yorker, on middle and leg. Rutherford hurriedly gets his bat down and squeezes it out back to the bowler. Arshdeep takes the catch by sticking out the left hand. No real interest from the bowler but Shreyas Iyer makes a polite enquiry to the umpire. The third umpire is called into action. The replays confirm that it was a bump ball as the ball went into the turf off the toe end of the blade before going towards the bowler.

FOUR! Smart batting. Arshdeep sticks to the yorker ploy, on off. Rutherford predicts the length and steps out to take the ball on the full. He frees his arms and carves it behind point to the right of the man at deep point.

Another yorker attempted but it comes out as a low full toss, tailing back in on middle. Sherfane works it towards long on for a single.

OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Kuldeep Yadav strikes gold on his return to the attack. Sherfane Rutherford flings his bat up in the air as he trudges off. Bowled with a flat trajectory, short and near the tramline on off. Rutherford does not move his feet at all and just reaches out with his hands, trying to run it down past short third. The ball catches the outside edge and there is a healthy deflection, which is snaffled by Sanju Samson around his left knee. End of the entertainment by Sherfane Rutherford but he has really set up the chase nicely for the Windies. West Indies are 178/4, needing 72 runs in 35 balls.

Pushed through, on a nagging length. Romario stabs it down towards mid-wicket.

Drops it fractionally short, on middle. Shepherd punches it to long on for a single.

FOUR! In the gap. A bit of a drag down by Kuldeep, on middle. Hope uses the depth of the crease and gets on top oif the bounce, pulling it wide of deep backward square leg to his left for a boundary.

A run saved! It is the googly by Kuldeep, on the shorter side, on off. Hope punches it away off the back foot wide of deep cover. Arshdeep Singh sprints to his left and dives to push the ball away from the fence. He is close to the boundary cushions but the third umpire check confirms that Singh's effort is clean.

Fired in full at 114.6 kph, on middle. Shepherd taps it wide of extra cover for a single.

Full and angled into the off pole. This is swung away down to long on for a single.

Full and fast, darted in at the stumps. Shai Hope looks to slog it away to the leg side but gets an inside edge and lets out a big grunt in disgrace.

FOUR! A tad short and wide outside off, Shai Hope reaches out and smacks it away through the point region for a boundary.

Pushed through quicker at the stumps, angling in. Hope gets rushed and gets an inside edge to short fine leg for just a single.

That's well fielded. Nagging length on middle, angled in. Shepherd gets forward and pushes it down towards mid on. Arshdeep Singh from short mid-wicket dives to his left and cuts it off.

SIX! Just over! Romario Shepherd and West Indies needed that. On the fuller side around off, Shepherd steps forward for the big hit and bludgeons it over a leaping Tilak Varma at long on for a six.

SIX! Powered away, and up comes the 200 for West Indies. Quicker one around off, a tad short and skidding through. Hope rocks back and forces the lofted shot off the back foot, straight back over the bowler's head for a biggie.

SIX! Shai Hope is enjoying more than a purple patch on this tour. Tossed up, full and around off, looking to turn it across the right-hander. Hope picks the length well, leans ahead and smashes it over long off for yet another biggie, the third one on the trot for the Windies. 39 needed now off 22 balls.

Flatter and on the pads, swept away powerfully to the left of Abhishek Sharma at deep square leg, but for just a single.

SIX! This is just raw power from the Windies batters, and everything is travelling over the ropes. Bowled flatter again, around leg and turning in. Shepherd employs the slog sweep, snatching at it but managing to clear the fielder at deep mid-wicket.

WIDE! Good work from the keeper. The faster ball, darted down leg. Sanju Samson dives to his left and stops a certain boundary. 20 off this over already.

Swing and a miss! Brave from KD to toss it up, and he pushes this one wider of the off stump. Shepherd reaches for it, trying to go over extra cover but is beaten in the flight.

FOUR! Too much width on offer, and West Indies now require just 27 runs off 18 balls. Bowled from the front of the hand, turns out to be a short and wide one, well outside off. Shepherd goes after it and slaps it down through backward point for a boundary.

Arshdeep goes searching for the yorker, angling it into the stumps from around the wicket. It turns out to be a low full toss, but Hope pushes it down to long on for just a single.

Singh comes over the wicket to Shepherd. This is speared in at the toes, and Shepherd just clips it to deep square leg for one more.

Good work in the deep to keep it down to a single. Another low full toss, straighter at the stumps. Hope drills it just to the right of the stumps at the other end and Tilak Varma cuts it off quickly to his left from long on, keeping it down to one run.

SIX! That's been the difference - the six-hitting. A juicy full toss on middle and leg, Romario Shepherd whacks it away over deep mid-wicket and gets the boundary required in the over. The 50-run stand is also up between these two.

FOUR! Easy pickings again for Romario Shepherd. A slower bumper, angled down leg, and with no fine leg in place, all Shepherd has to do is help it 'round the corner, and he picks up four more runs.

FOUR! That's gone to the fence as well, and West Indies are now just a couple of hits away. Singh falters with his line again, bowling it way too short and way too wide outside off. Shepherd has to reach for it but he gets enough blade on it to get it over backward point for a boundary. 10 more needed off 12 balls.

SIX! That's been slammed into the crowd. Can Shai Hope now finish things off and get to a ton as well? Tossed up on a length, and around off. Hope lunges and drags the slog sweep high and long in front of deep mid-wicket for a biggie. 4 needed for the win now.

No run, punched with sweet timing but not finding the gap.

Six! Played towards mid off.