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Yashasvi Jaiswal lost his wicket while trying to finish the game today itself while Sai Sudharshan and KL Rahul will come out tomorrow to finish the job for Team India.
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Between overs 110 and 115, West Indies' last-wicket pair put up a gritty stand, taking the total to 376/9. Justin Greaves looked more confident—he and Jayden Seales ran hard between the wickets and punished wayward deliveries. Greaves struck a boundary and picked up singles into extra cover and midwicket. Seales also contributed with well‑timed drives and singles, despite being tested by spin.
Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav persisted with probing spells, trying to force a mistake. Jadeja nearly had a breakthrough when a catch behind was dropped off Seales’ glove. The Indian attack’s pressure was constant, but the final wicket remained elusive. At the close of the over 115, the partners had bridged the gap—and the match is finely poised with West Indies pushing their lead thanks to that composed tail resistance.
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Topics :India vs West IndiesTest CricketICC World Test Championship
First Published: Oct 13 2025 | 8:41 AM IST