India lead West Indies by 240 with one day left

The duo, who often torment teams with long and stubborn innings, both completed half-centuries to steer India to a commanding position of 229 for three in their second innings at stumps on the fourth day at Kensington Oval.

That gave the tourists an overall lead of 240 with seven wickets in hand and only one day remaining in a low-scoring match that has been interrupted by torrential rain but may yet produce a result.

Image: India's Rahul Dravid raises his bat after scoring a half century during the fourth day of the second cricket Test match against the West Indies in Bridgetown, Barbados, Friday July 1, 2011.

Text: Reuters

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