West Indies won the toss and opted to bowl first in Kolkata in the second game. India remain unchanged while the visitors made one change - a fit-again Jason Holder in place of Fabian Allen. India registered a six-wicket win at the Eden Gardens last Wednesday to take a 1-0 lead.
Nicholas Pooran admitted the West Indies batters were windswept by the Indian spinners and should have paced the innings better. Yuzvendra Chahal first - with the wicket of Kyle Mayers - and then Ravi Bishnoi pulled things back for India after the visitors had made a promising start. West Indies will not only need to keep the series alive but will also be aiming to end India's winning streak that's stretched to seven T20Is now.
