WI 33-1 at lunch on Day 3 after India enforce follow-on

October 06, 2018 11:38

WI (f/o) 33-1 (9 ovs) & 181 vs Ind 649-9d | Scorecard

West Indies lost an early wicket in their second innings after being asked to follow-on as India continued to dominate, on Day 3 of the first Test in Rajkot on Saturday.

Following on, West Indies were reduced to 33 for one in their second innings at lunch on Day 3.

Kragg Braithwaite was caught at short leg off Ravichandran Ashwin for 10, while opener Kieran Powell was unbeaten on a quickfire 21 from 22 balls.

They still need another 435 runs to avoid the innings defeat after being bowled out for 181 in their first innings.

Resuming on 94 for six, West Indies staged a slight recovery courtesy of Roston Chase (530 and Keemo (47) as the duo added 73 runs for the seventh wicket.

But Ashwin polished off the lower order as he finished with four for 37, while Mohammed Shami claimed three wickets.

India would look to continue the momentum after the lunch break and claim a few more wickets and try to finish off the match on Day 3 itself.

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