IND vs WI 2nd T20I LIVE Score: India-West Indies second T20I delayed again, to begin at 11 pm IST

The match has now been further postponed by another hour. So, the toss will now take place at 10:30 pm IST and the first ball will be bowled at 11 pm IST.

Both R Ashwin and young leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi made significant contributions in the first game. Ashwin (2/22 from 4 overs), who was brought back into the T20 squad after quite a while, showed that he still has a lot to offer it the shortest format. The 21-year-old Bishnoi (2/26 from 4 overs) also showed that he is out there to perform at the big stage. It remains to be seen if the team management continues with the trio of Jadeja, Ashwin and Bishnoi, or bring in the likes of Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav.

In the first match, Rohit Sharma departed following a captain's knock of 64 and things had started to slow down for India. While the visitors were on course to finish at around 170, veteran Dinesh Karthik had other ideas, helping the team set a target in excess of 190. The 37-year-old once again aced the finisher's role (41 off 19 balls) to help the team amass 36 runs off the last two overs. Given Karthik's prowess, he would fancy his chances of doing an encore.

Over the years, a quality left-arm pacer is something the Indian team has not had, but that could change with the emergence of the promising Arshdeep Singh, who left a mark in the first game with his tight spell. The 23-year-old Punjab pacer showed promise throughout his four-over spell, especially the manner in which he dismissed opener Kyle Myers with a premeditated short ball. At the fag end of the game as well, Arshdeep bowled brilliantly as he removed all-rounder Akeal Hosein with a perfect yorker.

If it was Rishabh Pant who walked out an opener in the T20Is against England with Rohit, the first game against the West Indies saw Suryakumar Yadav filling that role. Suryakumar, who has turned out to be the seventh opener for India in T20Is this year, got going quickly (24 off 16 balls) until Akeal Hosein stalled his progress. It will be interesting to see if the team management carries on with its experimentation given that KL Rahul is not available for the time being.

What separated the two teams in the first match was not only its all-round performance but also smart captaincy by Rohit Sharma who fielded his three spinners Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravi Bishnoi. Another victory would only boost India's confidence further as they look to gain momentum ahead of the marquee T20 World Cup later this year.

Rohit Sharma's buoyant India will look to continue the winning run and extend their domination over the West Indies when they clash in the delayed second T20I. India are coming off a comprehensive victory in the opener of the 5-match series.