Ind 139-7published at 15.4 overs
SIX MORE! Hit very hard and flat, pure class that time. Slapped through point.
Summary
Second T20, Chennai
India chase down 166 in final over to win by two wickets
Varma finishes unbeaten on 72; Carse takes 3-29
England 165-9: Buttler 45 (30), Carse 31 (17); India spinners claim six wickets
India take 2-0 lead in five-match series
Third T20 at Rajkot on Tuesday (13:30 GMT)
Ind 139-7published at 15.4 overs
Ind 132-7published at 15.2 overs
50 for Tilak
Six! Top edged, a bit lucky but that's the risk of putting pace on the ball. Tilak Varma has 50.
Postpublished at 16:38 GMT 25 January
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentatorBig call from Buttler to bring back Archer for his last over.
Ind 126-7published at 15.1 overs
Jofra Archer is back into the attack for his last throw of the dice.
Ind 126-7published at 15 overs
England need three more wickets. India need 40 from 30 balls...
WICKETpublished at 14.5 overs
Axar c Duckett b Livingstone 2 (Ind 126-7)
A gift.
The silence is absolutely deafening, the walk off looks long as Axar Patel whacks a nothing ball straight to Ben Duckett on the fence.
Postpublished at 16:34 GMT 25 January
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentatorThis match is right in the balance. A wicket will give England an open end. Huge pressure on Livingstone.
Ind 125-6published at 14.3
Axar 1, Tilak 46
Livingstone trundles in, keeping it tight. India's required run rate is looking manageable here as Tilak clips away a sweep for four.
Postpublished at 16:32 GMT 25 January
Liam Livingstone is coming on.
Image source, CricVizInd 119-6published at 14 overs
166 needed to win
Axar Patel is the new man in and tries to uppercut one away first up.
WICKETpublished at 13.4 overs
Sundar b Carse 26 (Ind 116-6)
Hello! That might make life interesting once more. Washington Sundar tries to make room to a straight one from Carse and it clatters into the top of off.
India still need 50.
Postpublished at 13.3 overs
It's been a good innings from Tilak Varma who is on 40 from 33 balls. Mixed some huge hits with plenty of sharp singles.
Ind 115-5published at 13.2 overs
It felt like a huge swing in real time. A dropped catch and 31 runs tanked in a few minutes. Impressive from India, shoddy from the tourists.
Postpublished at 16:26 GMT 25 January
Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analystWashington Sundar hitting 6, 4, 6 saw a 23% swing on the win predictor in that three ball sequence, bringing the game back to nearly 50-50.
Postpublished at 16:25 GMT 25 January
India have bulldozed 31 runs off two overs. Game-changer.
Postpublished at 16:24 GMT 25 January
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentatorThose last four balls have swung the match in India’s favour. The Rashid drop could be the pivotal moment in this match.
Ind 113-5published at 13 overs
You've got to take those...
Heads on hands in the stands and on the field. That's a bad drop. Mark Wood oversteps for a no ball and a free hit to Washington Sundar.
'We want six runs' scream the crowd - and he delivers! Heaved away to bring the hundred up. And Washington then slaps another four through long off.
AND AGAIN. BIG.
Postpublished at 16:21 GMT 25 January
Daniel Norcross
Test Match Special commentatorCalamitous drop from Rashid. That really was the very definition of a sitter.
Sundar dropped on 10published at 12.2 overs
Mark Wood back into the attack. England looking for inspiration and he's dropped it!
Washingon heaves a chip to Adil Rashid - and he can't hang on!
Postpublished at 16:18 GMT 25 January
Is that the over that swings the game back India's way?
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