124.6

Milan Rathnayake to Roston Chase, no run, was there an inside edge? If there was one, that will go down as a dropped chance. This one jags back substantially from a length around off. Chase fails to counter the movement and seems to have got an inside edge behind. Kusal Mendis was wrong-footed. He dives across to his left and gets his gloves to it but it pops out

126.2

Milan Rathnayake to Amir Jangoo, FOUR, goes hard at it, gets a thick edge and the ball flies over the first slip. This was full and wide from Rathnayake and Jangoo threw his bat at it, but ended up getting a massive edge that went for a boundary behind the stumps. Even the luck seems to be in WI's side

Day 3: 2nd Session -

West Indies lead by 125 runs

Captaincy by Sri Lanka's Da Silva leaves a lot to be desired, to put it mildly

Jangoo shows enormous powers of concentration

DROPPED

128.1

Milan Rathnayake to Roston Chase, no ball, edged, and put down! More frustration for Sri Lanka.

Chas has had enough.

Looking to get out now.

Chase mussee mentally fatigue. Throwing his bat at everything so yo speak

128.2

Milan Rathnayake to Amir Jangoo, FOUR, this has been an eventful over from Rathnayake. Another outside edge and the balls goes between the slip and gully for a boundary.

128.4

4

Milan Rathnayake to Amir Jangoo, FOUR, to third man

@Narper

451/5

four and now. Six fi Chase

129.2

Dinusha to Roston Chase, SIX, thumped! That's been smoked down the ground for a maximum. Overcooks the flight outside off and Chase comes forward and hammers it over the fence

129.1

Dinusha to Roston Chase, FOUR, goes down on his knee and converts it into a low full-toss before bringing out the reverse sweep. Played nicely behind the stumps for a boundary

West Indies lead by 150 runs

Last 10 overs: 63 runs, 0 wkts

300 run partnership

468/5