West Indies bowled out for 204
Published:Friday | July 8, 2011 | 9:53 AM
West Indies will be hoping that pacer Ravi Rampaul recovers from illness when the third and final Test against India resumes this morning at Windsor Park in Dominica.
Rampaul fell ill yesterday and had to be taken to hospital for medical treatment after the West Indies were dismissed for 204 in their first innings on yesterday’s second day.
As a result of Rampaul’s illness, captain Darren Sammy had to share the new ball with Fidel Edwards.
India closed the day on eight without loss with Abhinav Mukunk, 6, and Murali Vijay, 1, set to resume this morning.
Jamaican wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh top scored for West Indies with 60 from 79 balls.
Darren Bravo also scored a half-century for the Caribbean side.
Bravo, who was undefeated on 22 overnight with the scores 75 for three, was dismissed for 50 shortly after the lunch interval.
Shivnarine Chanderpaul 23 and Sammy 20 were the next best scorers for the West Indies.
Ishant Sharma was the most successful bowler for India with five wickets for 77 runs.
West Indies trail 1-nil in the three-match series, after they lost the first Test by 63 at Sabina Park in Jamaica, and earning a draw in the second Test at Kensington Oval in Barbados.