A momentous day here. The new PCA Stadium as it gears up for its first ever one-day international between India and West Indies, the series already settled. But we are going to talk about the surface. So I need to lay down a few markers. Guwahati was a run-fest, more than 800 runs scored. What do we make of the surface? Before that, the dimensions because they do play a big role. 68-68 to my left and right, which means it's pretty equidistant, very similar to the dimensions in Guwahati, which is a 75 and a 74 hit down the ground. Now a look at the surface because this is a black soil surface, still an hour and a bit to go. And when I come and feel the surface and I put my nail and dig my nail in, a little bit of it is going in, but we still have a lot of sun beating down on it. I've got Darren Ganga who's going to have his own thoughts on what the surface feels and what do you think is going to happen today because India has already sealed the game. Yeah, what I've seen here is, of course, it's still going to be good for batting, maybe something for the bowlers early up, but an even covering of grass. It's very hard. So you should expect consistent bounce, consistent pace, maybe when the ball gets a little bit older, spinners will come into play. But throughout this entire series, that average first innings score, 350.