At stumps on Day 2, the hosts had taken a strong 162-run lead with just four South African wickets left. Follow the highlights and ball-by-ball commentary from the PAK vs RSA match

New Delhi: West Indies' John Campbell, left, and Shai Hope during the third day of the second and final Test cricket match between India and West Indies at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi, Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025. (PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan) (PTI10_12_2025_000445B) | Photo Credit: Shahbaz Khan

Nadine de Klerk's efforts saw the momentum get reverse after India had reduced the opponents to 81/5 in a challenging 252-chase.

India’s chase led by KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan moves closer to victory, while the valiant last-wicket stand from West Indies duo Justin Greaves and Jayden Seales posed a late challenge on Day 4 in Delhi.

Senuran Muthusamy to Mohammad Rizwan, It hits the surface! Flatter delivery, shorter length and around off, turning in slightly. Mohammad Rizwan rocks back to block but edges it to first slip where Aiden Markram bends forward and takes it. He claims and feels it is a clean catch. Replay loads. It shows the ball kissed the surface.

India are firmly in control despite the Test going down to the final day. KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan will be expected to continue where they left off and help secure the win without too much hassle.

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West Indies lost a couple of early wickets in their second innings after being asked to follow on. However, since then John Campbell and Shai Hope have built a partnership of 138 runs and kept India away from wickets.

For India, the spotlight falls on Sanju Samson. The keeper-batter hasn't quite found his rhythm in the middle order and may be running out of chances.