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India vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights: WI 229/5 at Stumps, trail IND by 209 runs
India vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights: West Indies managed to last the entire day and took a major step in their quest to avoid defeat.
India vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights: Kirk McKenzie led the way as the West Indies managed to get off to a more positive start on Day 3 than they did in the last session of Day 2. The debutant had taken his tally to 32 off 57 when he became Mukesh Kumar's maiden international wicket. As the Indians were celebrating, rains started belting down on the ground and forced a pause in play. While it initially looked like it was only a passing shower, the rains kept coming on and off and eventually, Lunch was taken early. West Indies were 117/2, trail India by 321 runs. Captain Kraigg Brathwaite fell not long after resumption after having scored 75 in 235 balls. West Indies continued with their slow run rate for the rest of the day and India were made to work hard for their wickets. They have got a couple more thus far, both falling to Jadeja. Mohammed Siraj got his first wicket upon which rain returned to put a break in proceedings in the third session. Once it resumed, play wasn't possible for long even after Rohit Sharma agreed to bowl only spinners and the West Indies ended the day 229/5 trailing India by 209 runs.
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Day 2 was all about Virat Kohli. The legendary India cricketer scored his 29th Test century (the same as Don Bradman) and broke a lull period of close to four years for a three-figure score in red-ball cricket. This was also Kohli's 76th international century overall. Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin too hit important half-centuries as India posted 438. West Indies, in reply, started well and reached 86/1 stumps.
India vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3 Live Score
Right then, welcome everyone to the live coverage of India vs West Indies 2nd Test Day 3. India put on 438 in their first innings after being asked to bat first by West Indies and in reply, Kraigg Brathwaite and Tagenarine Chanderpaul gave a good start to the West Indies. India are still way ahead in the game but can the West Indies batters stand up?
