Miguel Cummins

West Indies vs Bangladesh 2018: Windies crush visitors to clinch first Test by an innings and 219 runs

Bangladesh delayed the inevitable for almost two hours when its last wicket fell and West Indies won their first cricket Test by an innings and 219 runs

West Indies vs Bangladesh: Caribbean pacers leave Shakib Al Hasan's men on the brink of innings defeat

Bangladesh were sliding towards a massive innings defeat after the Windies completely dominated the second day of the first Test match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on Thursday.

West Indies vs Sri Lanka: Shannon Gabriel, Kemar Roach give hosts upper hand on rain-curtailed second day

Kemar Roach removed both openers but an unbroken 49-run third-wicket partnership between Danushka Gunathilaka and Kusal Mendis has taken Sri Lanka to 75 for two in reply to the Windies first innings total of 204 at the dinner break on the second day of the day/night third Test.

West Indies vs Sri Lanka: Dinesh Chandimal's unbeaten ton rescues visitors from Day 1 blushes after Shannon Gabriel's fifer

Dinesh Chandimal's battling, unbeaten hundred defied a West Indies attack spearheaded by Shannon Gabriel as Sri Lanka were lifted by their captain to a first innings total of 253 on the opening day of the second Test

West Indies vs Sri Lanka: Windies maintain upper hand after taking hefty 360-run lead at stumps on Day 3

Windies turned the screws on Sri Lanka, taking a 360-run lead with six wickets remaining in the second innings at the close of the third day of the first Test.

New Zealand vs West Indies: Ross Taylor's record-equalling 17th century helps hosts close in on series sweep on Day 3

New Zealand declared their second innings at 291 for eight, with Ross Taylor remaining unbeaten on 107, giving 444 to win. Kiwi bowlers took two top-order wickets by stumps.

Highlights, New Zealand vs West Indies, 2nd Test, Day 3 at Hamilton

Catch all the live scores and updates from Day 3 of the second Test between New Zealand and Windies.

New Zealand vs West Indies: Visitors' late bowling charge ensures both teams share spoils on Day 1

New Zealand slumped from 154 for one to be 286 for seven at stumps, at one stage losing four top-middle order batsmen for 35 runs.

New Zealand vs West Indies: Visitors must do in Hamilton what they recently did in Headingley

West Indies need to find ways to avoid their batting from collapsing, and also develop a bowling attack with more incisiveness and depth.

New Zealand vs West Indies: Blackcaps sit comfortably with 172-run lead; visitors bank on Kraigg Brathwaite for revival

Brathwaite was unbeaten on 79 as the tourists reached 214 for two at stumps. After trailing by 386, they still require a further 172 runs to make New Zealand bat again.