Ishant Sharma devastates West Indies after Tea on Day 2

In the morning, Jadeja and Ishant frustrated West Indies with a timely 60 run-stand for the eighth wicket, helping India reach 297 all out at the stroke of lunch. (AP Photo)

Ishant impressed with the way he dealt with the express pace of Roach and Gabriel. He was not afraid to come on to the front foot and was equally comfortable at tackling the rising ball. The lanky India pacer, whose highest score is 31, was finally dismissed in the 90th over, playing on to a full slower ball off Gabriel. (AP Photo)

Running out of partners, Jadeja showed urgency to collect some vital runs and brought up his 11th half-century with a slap to cover for four. The following ball, he swept Chase for a six over deep midwicket, giving the Indian innings a welcome flourish towards the end. (AP Photo)

India's first change pacer Mohammed Shami struck in his very first over, getting Campbell bowled out, after the home team had put together an aggressive 36-run opening stand. (AP Photo)

At tea, the West Indies were struggling at 82 for three. Roston Chase and Shai Hope carried the mantle for West Indies after the Tea break. (AP Photo)

Ravindra Jadeja, while perhaps not justifying his selection as India's primary spinner - with figures of 1/58 in 16 overs - was a livewire on the field and was worth his weight in gold for how many runs he saved and the energizing effect he had on the rest of the team. (AP Photo)

Ishant troubled the opposition with his incisive spells which included highly effective cross seam deliveries. He was brilliant too with catching off his own bowling as he got two wickets in that fashion. (AP Photo)

The West Indies lost five wickets in the final session to be reeling at 189 for eight in their first innings at stumps, trailing India by 108 runs. Ishant Sharma took a five-wicket haul, his ninth in Tests, to put India in a strong position going into Day 3. (AP Photo)