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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (AP) — Roston Chase top-scored with 70 and Joshua Da Silva chipped in with 44 as West Indies reached 290-8 in its first innings to lead Zimbabwe by 175 runs after the second day of the second and final test was twice cut short by rain on Monday.

Roston Chase got some of his groove back with a resolute half-century, but an attempt by West Indies to forge ahead against Zimbabwe in the second Test on Monday was again thwarted by their opponent’s tenacity and fickle weather.Chase has top scored so far for the Windies with 70, and when rain stopped play for the second time about 45 minutes before the scheduled close on the second day at the Queens Sports Club, the Caribbean side was 290 for eight, a first innings lead of 165.The Barbadian ...

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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (AFP)— Roston Chase was 56 not out at lunch on Monday, giving the West Indies a lead of 121 runs on the second day of the second Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo. A severely deple...

LEFT-ARM spinner Gudakesh Motie had his most memorable day in international cricket, grabbing a seven-wicket haul for West Indies on the opening day of the second Test match against Zimbabwe at the Queens Sports Club in Zimbabwe on Sunday. Zimbabwe could only muster 115 as Motie, in just his third Test match, ended with remarkable

Despite an aggressive push to bowl out hosts Zimbabwe on the final day of their first Test, West Indies had to settle for a draw in Bulawayo on Wednesday after the home team closed day five on 134-6 in pursuit of 271 for victory. Spinner Gudakesh Motie led the effort…

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – Rookie opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul converted his maiden Test hundred into a splendid double and combined with his captain Kraigg Brathwaite to shatter a 33-year-old record for the first wicket, and West Indies took charge of the first Test against Zimbabwe on Monday.With the rain that plagued the first two days of the match staying away, Chanderpaul and Brathwaite exploited the favourable conditions at the Queen’s Sports Club to propel West Indies to an imposing 447 fo...

Brathwaite clattered his way to 182 before being trapped by spinner Wellington Masakadza.

Kraigg Brathwaite and Tagenarine Chanderpaul set a new West Indies record of 336 for the first wicket on Monday as the Caribbean side reached 374-2 by lunch on day three of the first Test against Zimb...

Openers Kraigg Brathwaite (182) and Tagenarine Chanderpaul (207 not out) added 336 runs for the first wicket, raising the highest first-wicket stand for the Caribbeans as they posted 447/6 declared in their first innings in the first Test ...