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West Indies v India, 3rd Test

By Will 2 years ago, at the end of June Leave a comment on this post

Now then, now then, now then. The West Indies are racing along in the third Test, which has been good to watch. After Daren Ganga and Ramnaresh Sarwan both brought up their hundreds, India struck back to reduce the West Indies from 346 for 1 to 420 for 5. Regardless, a fairly splendid effort from West Indies (who we like, lots, here down the Corridor. Get down with the Corridor, in fact).

The series is level at 0-0 with one further Test to play after this one, which looks like rain could force a premature end.

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One Response to “West Indies v India, 3rd Test”

  • Pratik Shah wrote:
    June 26th, 2006 at 2.35 am

    Lara committed a big mistake by not enforcing the follow-on. I have an analysis of this poor decision here: http://yorker.wordpress.com/2006/06/25/earn-it/


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