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WI draw level in style

AFP, Bridgetown
India failed to bury the Kensington Oval spectre as they crashed to a 10-wicket defeat in the third Test against the West Indies here on Sunday.
India, trailing by 292, were dismissed for 296 before suffering their seventh defeat in eight Tests at this venue since 1952-53.
The West Indies squared the five-match series 1-1 with this emphatic win, having lost the second Test by 37 runs at Port-of-Spain at Trinidad.
The hosts scored the five runs needed for victory off eight balls, with Stuart Williams smashing off-spinner Harbhajan Singh for the winning boundary.
Paceman Mervyn Dillon was named man-of-the-match for his eight-wicket match haul, which proved vital in securing the West Indies' first victory in nine Tests.
India appeared to be chasing a mirage after having lost four wickets for 169 on Saturday and the task of saving the game proved beyond the reach of the last pair of specialist batsmen, skipper Sourav Ganguly and Venkatsai Laxman.
Ganguly (60 not out) and tailender Zaheer Khan (46) could only delay the inevitable with their entertaining 74-run stand for the eighth wicket after the tourists had been reduced to 211-7.
Zaheer pulled paceman Adam Sanford for two sixes and edged Cameron Cuffy and Dillon over the slips for two fours during his run-a-ball knock.
The 50 partnership came off just 51 balls as Zaheer continued to chance his arms and Ganguly kept rotating the strike, but their efforts were good only enough to avoid an innings defeat.
The Indian captain reached his half-century in the penultimate over before lunch when he cut off-spinner Carl Hooper for his sixth four.
Zaheer fell at the stroke of lunch, caught by wicketkeeper Ridley Jacobs off part-time spinner Ramnaresh Sarwan.
Sarwan then had Javagal Srinath caught by Chris Gayle in the slips with his first ball after the break.
Earlier, Laxman was the first to perish after adding just 13 to his overnight score of 30.
He steered left-arm fast bowler Collins past gully for two fours in the second over of the day and then square-drove for another boundary.
But Collins had the last laugh when he had Laxman caught by Hooper, who took a low catch at second slip to expose the long Indian tail.
Ganguly, top-scorer in the first innings with 48, again defied the West Indies pace attack with his solid batting, but received support only from Zaheer.
The lower-order batting continued to be India's big worry as wicketkeeper Ajay Ratra and Harbhajan both failed to cope with the West Indies pace attack.
India had a mountain to climb after being shot out in the first innings for their sixth-lowest total of 102 against the West Indies on a pitch that was not difficult to bat on.
The fourth Test begins in Antigua on May 10.
SCOREBOARD
Complete scoreboard on the fourth day of the third Test between India and the West Indies at the Kensington Oval on Sunday:
INDIA: First innings 102 (S Ganguly 48; M Dillon 4-41, A Sanford 3-20)
WEST INDIES: First innings 394
(C Hooper 115, S Chanderpaul 101 not out, R Sarwan 60, B Lara 55; A Nehra 4-112, H Singh 3-87)
INDIA: Second innings (overnight 169-4)
Das c Sarwan b Dillon 35
Jaffer run out 51
Dravid c Jacobs b Sanford 14
Tendulkar lbw b Dillon 8
Ganguly not out 60
Laxman c Hooper b Collins 43
Ratra lbw b Dillon 13
Harbhajan b Cuffy 3
Zaheer c Jacobs b Sarwan 46
Srinath c Gayle b Sarwan 0
Nehra c Collins b Dillon 3
Extras: (nb-14, lb-6) 20
Total: (All out in 101.2 overs) 296 Fall of wickets: 1-80, 2-101, 3-117, 4-118, 5-183, 6-208, 7-211, 8-285, 9-285
Bowler O M R W
Dillon 31.2 8 82 4
Cuffy 24 16 26 1
Collins 22 1 78 1
Sanford 15 3 78 1
Hooper 5 0 11 0
Gayle 3 0 14 0
Sarwan 1 0 1 2
WEST INDIES: Second innings Gayle not out 0
Williams not out 4
Extras: (nb-1) 1
Total: (For no loss in 1.2 overs) 5
Bowler O M R W
Tendulkar 1 0 1 0
Harbhajan 0.2 0 4 0
Result: West Indies won by 10 wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Mervyn
Dillon.
Fourth Test: May 10-14, Antigua.