IND vs WI 3rd T20I Live Score - Indore (11 October 2026)

Shorter and wide, Tilak Varma fetches it from outside off and pulls it to deep mid-wicket for a run.

OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Paul breaks the 34-run partnership which was just starting to find its pace. Keemo hurls it on a fuller length, but angles it down the leg stump line. Nitish Kumar Reddy tries to tickle it behind to the leg side but only manages a faint deflection off the inside edge to the keeper. Shai Hope bends low and grabs it nicely. There's an appeal for caught behind and the umpire obliges. Reddy does not review. He looked good for his 21 but departs as India are 169/6.

Around the stump. Very full on middle, Patel flicks it to deep mid-wicket for a single.

Slower bumper around off. Tilak covers the stumps and controls the pull shot behind square on the leg side. They run the first one hard and push for the second. Axar has to hurry as the throw arrives to the bowling end, but Kamil Pooran misses his shy. Two runs taken.

At pace now, full outside off, 133.9 kph. Tilak Varma shuffles to the off side and hammers it down the ground. Rovman Powell dashes to his left and sticks out his left hand while diving. Manages to save a certain boundary at long off with that exceptional effort. Restricts the batters to one run.

At 134.4 kph, Paul goes short and outside off, Patel hangs back and cuts it to deep cover-point for a single. Just 12 runs from the last 2 overs for India. West Indies are doing really well to put the squeeze on the hosts.

Takes pace off straight away and this is angled in on a length, on middle. Patel flicks it through mid-wicket for a single.

Nails the yorker, on off. Varma jams it out towards mid off and gets to the other end.

Buzzers! Full and at pace, on off. Axar drills it wide of extra cover and hurries to the other end. A direct hit or a throw even somewhere around the stumps, with Shamar Springer present to collect throw, would have had Axar in trouble. The throw goes wide of the bowler and it rolls towards square leg, allowing the batters to pick up one more.

FOUR! A better effort was needed there. Full and on middle, Axar makes room and cracks the drive past extra cover. Shamar Joseph sprints to his right and puts in a dive but dives over the ball and it goes under his body to touch the boundary cushions.

Following the left-hander with a full ball as he backs away. Axar whips it to wide long on for a single.

FOUR! One bounce and over the ropes. Yorker attempted by Springer but it comes out as a full toss, on off. Varma does not miss out, dragging it to the right of deep mid-wicket for a four. 13 runs off the over.

FOUR! In the gap. Flat and short, skidding through. Axar just stands tall and plays more of a jab than a pull. Hits it well to the left of the man at deep mid-wicket for a boundary.

Fuller and near the tramline. Axar loses his shape as he swings a bit too hard. Shanks it off the inner half towards wide long on for just a single.

Fires it in full at 99.3 kph, on middle. Tilak wrists it in front of square on the leg side and rotates the strike.

OUT! TILAK VARMA IS RUN OUT!  That is ordinary cricket. A schoolboy error from India's vice-captain, and Gautam Gambhir is rightly not best pleased. West Indies have been gifted a wicket here. Motie tries to dart in a full ball but it comes out as a low full toss, on middle. Patel does not try to overhit this one and just flicks it behind square leg. Kamil Pooran covers good ground to his left and dives. The ball parries off his hand and lobs behind him, but Pooran is aware of where the ball is, and he puts in another dive to prevent the ball from touching the boundary cushions, and he succeeds in saving the boundary. The Indian pair assume it is a boundary and exchange a fist bump in the middle before heading back to their respective ends. Shai Hope collects the throw from the deep and breaks the stumps, but Axar Patel has just about managed to ground his bat. Hope is quick to spot that Tilak is still short of his ground and lobs the ball towards Gudakesh Motie, who breaks the stumps to catch Tilak well short.

Shorter and around leg, Axar goes back in the crease and flicks it away through mid-wicket for a single.

Full and around leg. Singh slogs it away towards deep square leg for a single.

Wide outside off, a low full toss. Singh reaches out and the ball squirts off the bottom edge to deep third for a single.

Bangs it short and outside off, Axar mistimes the uppercut aerially but it goes on the bounce to Rutherford's right who charges from deep backward point. One run taken.

Yorker at 135.6 kph, Arshdeep jams the bat down as his head falls over but squeezes it out, wide of mid off for a single.

Wide outside off, full in length. Patel slaps it to long off for a single and 200 is up for India! 14 balls left.

Short of a length, on the leg stump. Not much room for Singh as he mistimes the heave to deep mid-wicket for a single.

Low full toss, on off. Axar extends his hands and firms the drive towards wide long off, keeping the strike with a single. Just 6 singles off the over.

OUT! AXAR PATEL IS RUN OUT! India suffer another blow due to some ordinary running. The yorker is nailed by Springer, on off. Patel gets his bat down and glides it to backward point. A loud call of 'No' by Axar but Arshdeep keeps running and Axar could have sent his partner back but he eventually crosses over, and there is no way he is going to make his ground. Keemo Paul bends low, picks up the ball, and lobs it towards Shamar Springer at the bowling end, who gets behind the stumps quickly to catch Axar well short of his crease.

Full and on off. Arshdeep thumps it to long off for one.

Low full toss, on off. Prince jams it out to long on for a single.

Well bowled! Into the wicket, slower one, on middle. Arshdeep swings across for the pull but he is early into the shot and he fails to connect.

SIX! Absolutely nailed! Springer bangs it in short, on middle. Arshdeep stands tall and climbs all over it, smacking the pull over deep square leg for a biggie.

OUT! LBW! Trapped in front. Not the best of balls but that is how the game goes sometimes. Springer attempts the yorker but ends up bowling a thigh-high full toss, on off and middle. Arshdeep shuffles across, expecting the wide line. He has a heave across the line but is beaten past the inside edge as the ball thuds into the front pad. No bat involved, and it is three reds on Ball Tracking, with the ball crashing into the off stump. India are now 210/9.

FOUR! Shamar Springer's effort goes in vain. Joseph looks to slip in the yorker but misses his mark. It is a low full toss that tails back in a touch, on middle. Prince smears it away wide of deep mid-wicket. Springer sprints to his left and dives. He gets a hand on it but it is not enough to stop the ball from touching the boundary cushions.

Gets the yorker in now, on middle. Prince digs it out back to the bowler.

FOUR! Clever batting. Joseph hurls a low full toss, on middle and leg. With fine leg up inside the circle, Prince walks across for the scoop and gets it over short fine leg for a four.

FOUR! Not where he intended but he will take it. These are important runs for India. Shamar bangs it in short, angled in towards the right shoulder. Yadav backs away and has a swing at it. He miscues it a thickish outside edge and it flies over short third for the 3rd boundary in 4 balls.

Sloppy!

OUT! Cleaned up! The batter had no answer to that one.