India vs West Indies 1st Test, Day 3: Hosts beat Windies by innings and 272 runs - as it happened at Rajkot

After the first day was dominated by debutant Prithvi Shaw (134), Indian captain Virat Kohli completed another test hundred with 139 runs on Friday. Kohli hit seven fours in his innings and added 133 for the fifth wicket with Rishabh Pant during an entertaining partnership. Pant, however, fell agonisingly short of a second successive ton. (Image: PTI)

Ravindra Jadeja soon celebrated a maiden ton in front of his home crowd, striking five sixes against a toiling Windies attack. India declared their first innings at 649-9. (Image: PTI)

Mohammed Shami sent back both openers in a hostile opening spell of fast bowling when West Indies walked out to bat after the tea interval and then India's spinners made further inroads. West Indies collapsed to 94-6 by the close of the second day. (Image: AFP)

Roston Chase and Keemo Paul strarted on a positive note adding some quick runs for the visitors in the morning session. (Image: AFP)

The duo added 53 runs on Saturday before Umesh Yadav sent back Paul with West Indies at 147/7 (Image: AFP)

R Ashwin then removed Chase (53), Sherman Lewis (0) and Shannon Gabriel (1) to end Windies' innings at 181. Indian captain Virat Kohli then enforced the follow-on asking the Windies to bat for the second time. (Image: DNA)

R Ashwin got rid of Kraigg Brathwaite for 10 to give India their first wicket in Windies' second innings. West Indies were 33 for 1 at lunch on day three. (Image: AFP)

Kieran Powell, however, batted with flair and aggression as he tried to add some runs to the total quickly. He completed his fifty quickly and added 47 and 41 runs for the first and fifth wickets with Shai Hope and Roston Chase respectively. (Image: PTI)

Kuldeep Yadav kept getting wickets at the other end. He dismissed Hope (17), Shimron Hetmyer (11), Sunil Ambris (0), Roston Chase (20) and finally Powell (83) to reduce West Indies to 151/6. (Image: PTI)

Ravindra Jadeja then took three while R Ashwin added another wicket to his kitty as West Indies were all out for 196 runs. India registered their biggest victory in Test cricket winning the match by an innings and 272 runs (Image: AFP)