Pandya laid low with injury, Heat has de Villiers coup, and Cummins takes the Kolpak route.
Stokes and Bumrah rise up the rankings, a change for West Indies ahead of the second Test, and all the Vitality Blast action.
Stumps, Day 2: India 297 (Rahane 81, Jadeja 58; Roach 4/66, Gabriel 3/71) lead West Indies 189/8 (Chase 48; Sharma 5/42) by 108 runs.
Ackermann had 4-0-18-7 for Leicestershire; Gowtham got India A a slender lead; and Dravid received a BCCI conflict of interest notice.
India moved to a strong position against West Indies whereas the other two Tests are moving towards tight finish.