India recovered from a shaky start to establish control against West Indies - thanks in no small part to captain Virat Kohli. Coming in at 46/2, Kohli helped to stabilise the India innings as he and opener Mayank Agarwal put on a crucial 69-run partnership for the third wicket. Kohli went on to make 76 and Agarwal contributed 55 as India patiently amassed 264/5 by Stumps. The India skipper became the third of West Indies counterpart Jason Holder's three wickets when he finally departed, edging behind to debutant wicketkeeper Jahmar Hamilton, leaving the tourists on 202/5. At that stage, the day could have still swung West Indies' way. However, Hanuma Vihari (42 not out) and Rishabh Pant (27no) saw India safely to the close of play without any further damage.