The second Test between India and West Indies ended in a draw after play had to be abandoned without a single ball being bowled on Day 5 due to rain. West Indies finished Day 4 at 76/2, needing 289 runs for the win, while Rohit Sharma and Co. needed 8 wickets to make it a 2-0 clean sweep.
However, as fate would have it, a match that witnessed plenty of highs including Virat Kohli’s 76th international century in his 500th game, Mohammed Siraj registering the best Test figures of his career, and Rohit Sharma also smashing his fastest Test fifty but rain washed out Day 5 and thus the match ended in a draw.
India win the series 1-0 and the attention now turns to the ODI series which is set to commence on Thursday, July 27.
Player of the match: Mohammed Siraj (Ind), 5/60; 0/24