India vs West Indies 1st Test: Hosts cruise towards massive win, here's what happened on Day 2

Indian duo of Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant were at the crease when India ended Day 1 of the first Test against West Indies at 364 for 4 at Rajkot on Thursday. At stumps of the opening day, Indian Captain Kohli looked to aim at yet another century as he was batting on 72 off 137 balls with Pant 17 off 21 balls. PC: AFP

In the third over of the day, Virat Kohli entered the 3,000-club at home in terms of Test runs. He is the joint-fastest to reach this mark with Cheteshwar Pujara (in 53 innings). Overall, Kohli and Pujara are the fourth fastest to 3,000 runs in home Tests after Don Bradman (37 innings), Javed Miandad/ Steve Smith (49 innings) and Gary Sobers/ M Yousuf/ Matthew Hayden (51 innings). PC: PTI

Indian Skipper Virat Kohli scored his 24th Test hundred on Friday on day 2 of India vs West Indies 1st Test at Rajkot. En route his milestone, he made and broke a few records - he was the second fastest to reach the 24th mark, in 123 innings after Don Bradman, who needed just 66 innings. Kohli (17) now has third most number of Test centuries as captain behind Graeme Smith (25) and Ricky Ponting (19). PC: AFP

Kohli was on 67 when Pant scored his first run. But, when Kohli reached the triple-digit figures, Pant already had 87 runs to his name and was himself aiming for a hundred. However, the excellent innings of utmost domination of Pant ended when he failed to read a googly from Bishoo, the same bowler who had earlier dismissed the other youngster of the team, Prithvi Shaw. Pant went for 92 off 84 and his knock included eight fours and four sixes. PC: AFP

India took lunch at 506/5 with Kohli (129) and Jadeja (19) at the crease. 

Kohli, who played near flawless innings and looked to aim at a second double hundred against these opponents, was dismissed for 139 runs off 230 balls. His knock was included of 10 boundaries at a decent strike-rate of 60.43. Also, dismissing the World No. 1 batsman made West Indian fast bowler Sherman Lewis’ debut even more memorable. PC: ICC Twitter

Roston Chase to Jadeja, two dots before he smashes the third ball with an open face of the bat to third man for a FOUR and a second consecutive fifty for Jadeja. He clinched on at the Oval Test too. He waits for a few seconds before he breaks into his trademark 'sword celebration.' Umesh Yadav comes to him laughing acknowledging his effort. The match is underway in Rajkot, Jadeja's home ground and the crowd goes crazy watching Jadeja take on the bowlers in style. A few overs later, Jadeja brings up India's 600 with a massive SIX over long-on. PC: AFP

After 37 Tests and 55 innings, Ravindra Jadeja finally scored his maiden Test ton during the Day two of the first Test between India and West Indies at his home ground of Rajkot on Friday. The moment came in the 150th over; Jadeja ran for a single and didn't stop for a while. He closed his eyes soaking the moment and looked skywards before the sword celebration returned. PC: AFP

Team India declared at 649 for 9 before the tourists suffered two early blows after Mohammed Shami removed their openers inside first five overs of the innings. Kraigg Braithwaite got bowled for just two runs, while Kieran Powell was trapped leg before wicket two overs later leaving West Indies at 7 for 2. PC: AFP

West Indies' key batsman Shai Hope gets beaten by outside edge and bowled off Ashwin's bowling. The next wicket turned out to be a frustrating affair for the tourists, while it was hilarious for Kohli and his boys. Hetmyer whips the ball to the mid-on and Ambris charges down for a single. Hetmyer changes his mind and begins running back but comes second. Yes, both the batsmen Hetmyer and Ambris end at the same side. Jadeja meanwhile in a delightful mood is jogging to the wicket in his own amusement and is clearly enjoying the entire scene, his smile says it all. Scared of this backfiring terribly, his teammates had to yell at him so that he doesn't miss the runout's chance. 

What scenes at Rajkot right now. PC: AFP

West Indies ended the day at 94/6 from 29 overs, with Shane Dowrich being the last man to fall. The right-hander went for a wild slog but was cleaned up by Kuldeep Yadav. India lead by a mammoth 555 runs with three days of play left in Rajkot. PC: AFP.