भारत vs वेस्ट इंडीज, सुपर 8 - मैच 12, ईडन गार्डन्स, कोलकाता, 01 March 2026 - लाइव क्रिकेट स्कोर

Low full toss, on off, Sanju drills it straight down the ground for a single. Long off cuts it off to his right.

Full and outside off, Tilak slaps it away, but cannot get it past the cover-point region. 59 needed off 34.

FOUR! That has been CRRRRRRUNCHED! Holder goes full and wide again, Tilak Varma liberates his arms wide and spanks it over the cover fielder for a cracking boundary. He moves to 27 off 14 balls.

OUT! CAUGHT! A wicket against the run of play and it is Jason Holder again who provides a massive breakthrough for his side. Holder serves it outside off, and on a fuller length. Tilak Varma bends his back knee low and tries to smash it over the cover fielder, but fails to get underneath the ball nicely. Toe ends it flatly over the mid off fielder, but Shimron Hetmyer is alert to the situation as he times the leap nicely and takes a fabulous overhead catch. A good knock from Tilak comes to an end. India are 141/4 and need 55 from 32 balls.

Back of a length outside off from over the wicket. Hardik presses forward, lifts his hands high, and pats it past the diving fielder at backward point for a single.

FOUR! Much needed for India! Outside off on a hard length, Sanju Samson stays put, throws his bat at it and square cuts it powerfully through cover and point for a boundary. That has travelled to the ropes at the rate of knots.

FOUR! Helped away! Not a good ball from Shamar with fine leg up in the ring. Errs it on the pads, full in length. Hardik Pandya uses the pace and flicks it to the left of the short fine leg fielder for a boundary. 150 UP FOR INDIA!

Slows it up, full and outside off, Hardik Pandya attempts to smash it away to the off side, but only gets a thick inside edge. The ball rolls into the square leg region and the batters cross for a single. With no fielder in the vicinity, they turn back for the second. But in the process Hardik collides with Joseph en route but completes the double in time. Both raise hands in apology in good spirits.

WIDE! Sprays it down leg, full in length, Hardik gets inside the line to leave.

Fullish ball, around off, Pandya caresses it to deep extra cover for a single.

Tries the yorker, but slips in a full toss, on off, Samson whips it through mid-wicket for a comfortable single.

A low full toss angling into Hardik Pandya’s pads, and he whips it away to deep backward square leg for just a single.

FOUR! Poor from Shamar Joseph and he gets the treatment! He fires one on the pads, but it is the low full toss and Sanju needs no second invitation to tickle it finer to the deep fine leg fence.

WIDE! Full and way too wide of off, Hardik Pandya leaves it. Wided.

DROPPED! Holder of all the people. That is what pressure makes one do. Short and wide of off, Hardik Pandya smashes this flat to the left of Jason Holder at extra cover but Holder fails to grab it and despite a couple of juggles he ends up dropping it. 

Full and wide of off, Hardik Pandya drives this to sweeper cover for a single.

Full and on the pads, Sanju Samson leans ahead and flicks this through the backward square leg region for a single.

WIDE! Fingers rolled over this short one, way too wide of off. Hardik Pandya leaves it. Wide given.

Yorker, on middle and off, Hardik Pandya looks for the flick but gets it edged off the outside through backward point for a run.

WIDE! Another slower one, way too wide outside off. Sanju Samson leaves it. Wide again.

Full and wide outside off, Sanju Samson plays this late, opens his bat face and guides this to deep third for a single.

FOUR! Muscled away for a boundary. Pitched up, wide of off, Hardik Pandya steps across, digs deep, gets underneath the ball and smashes this over extra cover for four more runs. Strong core into this stroke from Hardik.

Slower one, yorker on off, Sanju Samson tucks this through mid-wicket for a single.

Wide yorker, outside off. Hardik Pandya looks to get bat on ball but fails to do so.

A tad too full, on middle and leg, Hardik Pandya flicks this through the square leg region and takes one.

FOUR​​! Sanju Samson, at it again. Back of a length wide of off, Sanju Samson hangs onto the back foot and cuts this through the backward point region for a boundary.

Low full toss, on middle and leg, Sanju Samson tucks this through mid on for a single.

On a length around off, Hardik Pandya flicks this towards deep mid-wicket for a single to close the over.

A dot to kick off the 19th. Over the wicket, Shamar fires in a yorker that tails in and follows Hardik Pandya. Deep in his crease, Pandya does well to clear his front leg, but can’t squeeze it out.

OUT! CAUGHT! Another twist and Holder ensures that there is no error this time around. Joseph misses his yorker, delivering a low full toss angling at the off stump line. Hardik Pandya, deep in his crease, shuffles slightly and lifts his front leg, aiming to heave it on the leg side. He can’t get under it and shuts the bat face early. Gets it sliced towards extra cover where Holder holds on to it.

FOUR! What a shot! Sheer muscle power from Dube. Just shows how little the margin of error is. A low full toss on middle. Shivam brings the bottom hand to play and whips it powerfully between deep mid-wicket and long on for a boundary.

Very full, outside off, Dube squeezes it out to point. No run. Precious dot ball.

FOUR! Into the single digits now! Joseph goes for the yorker, but misses it and slips in a full toss outside off. Shivam Dube blasts it past the point region for a cracking boundary.

Two leg byes! Good running. Full and angled at the pads, Shivam Dube fails to flick it away as he plays all around the line and wears on the front pad. The ball then trickles through the vacant mid-wicket region. With no fielder there, Shamar Joseph himself dashes across to chase the ball, but by then, the batters cross each other twice.

SIX! THAT IS A MIGHTY HIT! Shepherd misses his yorker and pays the price, slipping in a full-length delivery angled at the leg-stump line. Sanju Samson steps in and unleashes a beautiful whip, sending it soaring over mid-wicket with authority. SCORES ARE LEVEL.

FOUR! SANJU SAMSON DOES IT FOR INDIA! Saved the best for the most important game for his side.