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Edwards hits defiant debut century but India retain control

​Kirk Edwards keeps India at bay with gutsy knock
India retained control of the third cricket Test against West Indies with three late strikes after Kirk Edwards joined an elite band of batsmen to score a century on Test debut.

The 26-year-old Edwards stroked a defiant 110 to help haul West Indies out of trouble and propel them to a solid 201 for three late in the evening at Windsor Park.

Edwards and veteran Shivnarine Chanderpaul (73 not out), playing his record-breaking 133rd Test, added 161 runs for the fourth wicket after West Indies were looking down the barrel at 40/3.

West Indies let their advantage slip late on the penultimate day.

Image: West Indies' Kirk Edwards, left, raises his bat after scoring a half century as India's bowler Ishant Sharma, right, looks on during the fourth day of the third cricket Test match in Roseau, Dominica, Saturday July 9, 2011.

Text: IANS

Images: AP




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