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West Indies were 224/9, trailing Sri Lanka by 162 runs before persistent rain led to early stump on Day 3 of the first Test at Galle International Stadium, here on Tuesday.The Windies batters Shannon Gabriel and Joshua Da Silva will resume the ...

Tea West Indies 224 for 9 (Mayers 45, Brathwaite 41, Cornwall 39, Da Silva 11*, Jayawickrama 3-38, Mendis 3-75) trail Sri Lanka 386 by 162 runsTea was take

Rain forced an early tea break with the West Indies tail still hanging on after avoiding the follow-on day three of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Tuesday. West Indies added nine runs in 29 balls and lost Rahkeem Cornwall in a brief passage of 4.5 overs after lunch before the heavens o ..

Rain forced an early end with the West Indies tail still hanging on after avoiding the follow-on for day three of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Tuesday.

The West Indies were 224-9, running 162 behind Sri Lanka, when the third day of the first test was cut on Tuesday with persistent drizzles.They only p

The West Indies avoided the follow-on as they reached 215 for eight at lunch at on the third day of the third Test in Galle, still trailing hosts Sri Lanka by 171 runs.

GALLE – Rain offered West Indies a welcomed reprieve after Kyle Mayers, Jason Holder, and Rahkeem Cornwall battled hard, and the Caribbean side reached 224 for nine in their first innings to avoid following on against Sri Lanka in the first Test on Tuesday. Left-hander Mayers has the top score so far of 45, Cornwall added 39, and Holder supplied 36 to lead a recovery for the Windies on the …

Dhananjaya de Silva’s cracking knock came to a bizarre end as he lost his wicket in the 95th over to Windies’ Gabriel as the 30-year-old attempted to stop the ball from hitting the stumps.

The West Indies were 224-9, trailing Sri Lanka by 162 runs, when the third day of the first Test at the Galle International Stadium was cut short by persistent drizzle on Tuesday. Only 38 overs were played, and the better part of two sessions

GALLE – West Indies failed to master the spin bowling trio of Sri Lanka and were in deep trouble in the first Test on Monday. Windies captain Kraigg Brathwaite has so far hit the top score of 41, Kyle Mayers was not out on 22, and Jermaine Blackwood made 20, as the Caribbean side crumbled to 113 for six, in reply to the Sri Lankans’ first innings total of 386, …