West Indies vs India: 2nd Test ends in a draw.

We will be back with live commentary of the third Test, which starts on August 9 at St. Lucia. Till then, it is a goodbye from us.

Roston Chase is the Man of the Match: "It is a great feeling, helped team to draw the match, along with the wickets, it was a nice Test match for me. It is my aim to be a genuine all-rounder. The captain asked the players to show some fight, we just fought out well."

Virat Kohli: "Testing day for us, but it is what Test cricket is all about. Yesterday the conditions were good, but could not enough play. But no excuses, kudos to the West Indies, Chase, Shane and Jason himself. We beat them, but in the end, they batted well. The pitch was lively on the first four days, but it not very quick today. The first session we were attacking because we were ahead by almost 200 runs, Pleased with the bowling effort, but West Indies batted really well. I do not walk away from the field, hoping for a fifth bowler, you have to take off your hat to the opposition if they played well. Rahane has scored most of his runs outside the subcontinent, and Rahul came to the party as well"

Jason Holder: " Massive improvement from the guys, really enjoyed it. We asked the guys to show fight, very good partnership between Blackwood and Roston and then with Dowrich, wanted to play over by over. It is about showing character, I had to put up my hand and exercise patience. It was very tough and the bowlers stuck to their task, and I felt I had to step on and not give anything away. The batting was outstanding, asked the guys to show character, more so by Roston, who is only in his second test. Means a lot that the Jamaican crowd supported us. Just want the guys to be patient and work harder going into the next match. Also, we have to show fight."

Time for the presentation ceremony.

Alright, this has also become the first time in 18 years that a Test match has ended in a Draw at the Sabina Park.

Fabulous achievement by Roston Chase for the West Indies ...
— David 'Bumble' Lloyd (@BumbleCricket) August 3, 2016

India must be kicking themselves for letting go of a golden opportunity to get a 2-0 lead for the first time in a Test series in the Caribbean, after being in a commanding position for most part of the match, barring the final day. The credit goes to Roston Chase who, playing only his second Test, scored a magnificent century to thwart the visitors’ attempts to force out a win.

Chase was supported by Shane Dowrich, and later Jason Holder, as the Indian bowlers became more and more ineffective, even after operating with the new ball.

India’s charge was halted by the rains on day 4 after the pacers had reduced the visitors to 48-4. The weather break proved to be a blessing for the Windies batsmen, who came back determined, and applied and adapted themselves better to the conditions. The deficit reduced, diminished, and then turned into lead, as Kohli & co were left scratching their heads.

Although a result couldn’t be achieved, it will serve as a morale booster for the hosts who had failed to put up a sustained fight throughout the series.

RIght then, Kohli has had enough, the captains shake hands, and West Indies have scripted a memorable comeback. What about this effort!

103.6 Ashwin to Holder, 2 runs, Holder goes back and punches the ball to cover for an easy brace.

103.5 Ashwin to Chase, 1 run, full ball is driven to long on for a single. Highest first class score for Chase.

The 100 partnership is up for the seventh wicket.

103.4 Ashwin to Chase, 2 runs, full ball on middle stump, flicked to wide of long on for a brace.

103.3 Ashwin to Chase, no run, Chase goes well back and defends the full ball.

103.2 Ashwin to Holder, 1 run, length ball on off, punched to long off.

103.1 Ashwin to Holder, no run, Holder reaches forward and defends.

Mishra slips in a maiden, consisting of well-tossed up and turning deliveries. The wickets still continue to elude the visitors.

102.6 Mishra to Chase, a googly this time, but pitched very short. Chase goes back, but cannot get it away. no harm done too.

102.5 Mishra to Chase, no run, Chase covers the line this time and blocks it down the pitch.

102.4 Mishra to Chase, no run, goes wide of the crease and angles the ball into the pads, defended to short leg.

102.3 Mishra to Chase, no run, another one, pitching on middle and off, and spits away to beat Chase.

102.2 Mishra to Chase, no run, a beauty from Mishra, pitching on off and spinning away to beat Chase.

102.1 Mishra to Chase, no run, stays back and is hit on the body.

A single and a boundary takes the lead to 78. Windies 382-6

101.6 Ashwin to Holder, no run, sharp turn from outside off, Holder hit on the body.

101.5 Ashwin to Holder, no run, length ball spinning back in, defended to leg slip.

101.4 Ashwin to Holder, FOUR, full and wide outside off, Holder leans forward and crunches a drive through covers. Regal!

101.3 Ashwin to Holder, no run, ball stays low, but Holder watches it all the way and then defends.

101.2 Ashwin to Holder, no run, Holder goes back to defend.

101.1 Ashwin to Chase, 1 run, goes back to bunt the ball to long on.

Another over done.

100.6 Mishra to Holder, no run, Holder stays back and defends it to short leg.

100.5 Mishra to Holder, 2 runs, a googly, but that was short and gave Holder time to rock back and work it away to fine leg for a brace.

100.4 Mishra to Chase, 1 run, full ball on the pads, clipped to wide of long on for a single.

100.3 Mishra to Chase, no run, nice ball, drift, Chase astute in his defence.

100.2 Mishra to Chase, no run, full ball is driven to short cover.

100.1 Mishra to Chase, no run, full ball on off, bunted to the off side.

2 runs from Ashwin's 28th over. The lead is now 70 runs.

99.6 Ashwin to Chase, no run, full ball on off, Chase drives it to long on.

99.5 Ashwin to Chase, no run, goes back and taps a ball to short mid-wicket.

99.4 Ashwin to Holder, 1 run, full ball on off, Holder drives uppishly to mid-off.

99.3 Ashwin to Holder, no run, length ball spinning back in, Holder stays put and plays it to point.

99.2 Ashwin to Holder, no run, full ball on off, Holder lunges forward to defend.

99.1 Ashwin to Holder, no run, length ball on off, Holder stays back and defends.

Kohli has a word in the drinks break.

Final drinks break of the Test match.

15 overs remain, the lead has grown to 68 runs.

98.6 Mishra to Chase, no run, uses his crease to push it to mid on.

98.5 Mishra to Chase, no run, pitches outside leg and turns in sharply, cant get it away.

98.4 Mishra to Chase, no run, full on the stumps, defended back.

West Indies vs India: 2nd Test ends in a draw.

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