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India vs West Indies 2nd test day 2 live cricket score, streaming

At the end of the first day's play of the 2nd cricket test between India vs West Indies, the hosts were 30 for the loss of three wickets. See live score.

The 2nd test is being played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados starting from June 28, 2011. Watch live streaming.

Earlier, India batted first and were all-out for just 201 runs. VVS Laxman was the highest scorer with 85 runs, while Suresh Raina scored 55 runs.

Thirteen wickets tumbled on the first day with the pacers getting good bounce on the Barbados pitch.

For West Indies, Ravi Rampaul ran through the top order again, with figures of 8-5-4-3 at lunch.

With the ball swinging and bouncing, India added the final touches of evenness to the day's proceedings by taking three wickets before stumps. 

India have West Indies in trouble, but they don't have too many runs to play with. We are set for yet another thrilling day of test cricket today.

You can watch the highlights of the first days play here.

Live Cricket – The Best Way to Inspire Junior Cricketers | Fit ...

Article by Anthony Jenkins

Watching live cricket is the best way to inspire junior cricketers. If they’re not playing themselves, then watching professionals play at a high standard in front of a big crowd is an experience that they won’t forget. My visit to an England v West Indies test match 35 years ago was an inspiration that has stayed with me ever since.

If you can’t be at the big match, then live coverage in the media is the next best option, though of course you won’t experience the live match atmosphere.

Televised live cricket coverage is available via satellite, while terrestrial TV is often limited to the highlights. However, one compensation for your not being at the match is the range of high tech analysis tools used by the TV commentators.

You can also keep in touch with the latest cricket score by a number of hi-tech means, including your mobile or PDA, RSS feeds and auto-refresh desktop scorecards powered by Flash graphics. Whatever your location, the technology is there to keep you involved in the action.

There are different benefits altogether from listening to cricket commentary on the radio. This has developed into its own art form, and is also extremely addictive.

The internet has also brought us live cricket online. This is in its infancy, and is usually on a pay per match basis. However, as demand rises and the cost falls, online coverage will rival satellite one day.

The most exciting games to watch are one day cricket matches, at county/state or international level. Their format can be either 50 overs, 40 overs or 20 overs a side. The new Twenty20 matches require total attacking play from both sides, and can easily be completed during a summer evening. The advantage of these formats is that spectators can see an entire game within one day.

Test matches are a different proposition. They are played over a maximum of 5 days, which allows plenty of time for ebb and flow in the fortunes of both teams, and are a true test of cricketing skill and endurance.

Most spectators will not stay for a whole test match, and get their pleasure from watching individual performances with the bat, the ball and in the field. However, in recent years Test Matches have generated great excitement and it’s often enough to be able to say “I was there” for any part of the game.

Big match entertainment isn’t limited to the cricket itself. Giant screens give instant action replays of the action on the field. Modern electronic scoreboards keep you up to date with all the match statistics. The speed of each ball is often displayed on screen, using radar technology. And, the lunch break often features kwik cricket tournaments or live music.

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