Brian Lara's 153 against Australia in Bridgetown in 1999 is widely regarded as the best fourth innings knock in Test cricket history.
Wisden rated it as the second greatest innings in Test cricket after Sir Don Bradman's 270-run knock in the 1937 Ashes. Chasing a target of 308 for victory, West Indies were struggling 105/5 at one stage. Then Lara stepped up and guided the West Indies team to a win over Australia with just one wicket remaining.
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