After losing the first unofficial Test to West Indies A in Mysore, India A captain Cheteshwar Pujara admitted that his decision to bowl first had backfired
West Indies A spinners, led by left-arm spinner Nikita Miller, dominated proceedings for the second successive day to set up the side's 162-run victory over India A
West Indies A stayed ahead by scoring 429 and removing India A's top order for a little more than 100 runs on the second day of the first unofficial test in Mysore
West Indies A tightened their grip on the four-day game in Mysore after their spinners ran through India A's lower order on the third day
West Indies A's Kirk Edwards and Kragg Brathwaite added 172 runs together, but quick strikes in the last session meant India A were even at the end of the opening day of the first unofficial Test in Mysore
