Only the second draw with scores level

For only the second time in history a Test ended in a draw with the scores level, after a day of extraordinary drama at the Wankhede Stadium

Match fizzles after Ashwin century

Sachin Tendulkar missed his 100th hundred again but Ashwin's ton cut West Indies' first-innings advantage to 108, making a draw the likeliest result

India's big guns lead strong response

Several of India's batting heavyweights helped themselves to half-centuries as the home side got halfway to West Indies' 590

Bravo stars as West Indies pile on 575

Dwayne Bravo crafted his third hundred in four Tests to lead the way, while Kirk Edwards and Kieran Powell were left to rue missing out centuries

West Indies youngsters make India toil

West Indies' top four made half-centuries for only the third time in Tests to quell fears over how the young batting line-up would fare in the absence of the injured Shivnarine Chanderpaul

'Surreal when we get Tendulkar out' - Powell

With Sachin Tendulkar set to play his final Test, possibly at his home ground at Wankhede Stadium, West Indies batsmen Kieran Powell and Kirk Edwards believe they will not be spared from the emotions

I want pitches to turn from first day - Dhoni

India captain MS Dhoni has asked for Test pitches across the country that will take the kind of turn witnessed on day five at the Wankhede right from day one

A bounty for Indian spinners

Stats highlights from a riveting final day in Mumbai

Teams' rookies could look ahead with optimism

What saved the game for West Indies was a spirit and unity of purpose that hasn't always been in evidence in the past decade, while R Ashwin and Virat Kohli showed signs of promise for India

Sammy's gift and the real winner

Plays of the Day for the fifth day of the third Test between India and West Indies in Mumbai

Sammy hints at four-pronged pace attack

Darren Sammy hinted at fielding a four-member pace attack for the final Test in Mumbai

How the final over unfolded

India needed three runs off six balls to win. West Indies needed two wickets. The Test ended in a thrilling draw with the teams level on scores, only the second such instance in history

Tendulkar's dismissal was planned - Rampaul

Can you set up Sachin Tendulkar? Apparently yes, according to Ravi Rampaul

Mental toughness guides Virat Kohli

Failure was not an option for Virat Kohli, coming in to this Test, and he ensured he delivered, albeit in an understated way

Aaron seeks match fitness ahead of Ranji season

Varun Aaron, who has been sidelined with injury for the last 15 months, is eyeing a comeback into the national side

Three things you didn't know about Ravichandran Ashwin

Formative details from the childhood of Indian cricket's man of the moment

Batsmen underestimate me - Sammy

Darren Sammy has said batsmen tend to get out to him because they underestimate his bowling.

A mortuary table for bowlers, and for Test cricket

Why is it that pitches that produce three-day results are scrutinised but ones that lead to dull draws are not?

An alert Dravid, an inattentive Edwards

Plays of the day for the third day of the third Test between India and West Indies in Mumbai

Mumbai masala

Level scores, six half-centuries, a hundred with a five-for, and another Tendulkar record - it all happened at the Wankhede

Mumbai's crowd revives hope

After sparse crowds marred India's home ODI series against England and the first two Tests against West Indies, the fourth day at the Wankhede is a sell-out

I felt cheated by the lack of bounce - Ashwin

R Ashwin, the India offspinner, has said he felt cheated by the lack of bounce on the Wankhede pitch in Mumbai as the West Indies batsmen batted out two days in succession to post 575 for 9

Sublime Bravo makes India pay

Would have been heartbreaking to lose - Sammy

West Indies are lucky to have a leader like Darren Sammy. Throughout this series - as he has so far in his captaincy tenure - Sammy once again proved that with commitment, his team can achieve many things

No Chanderpaul, no problem

In the absence of their lynchpin, West Indies came into the Test with their top seven having played fewer Tests than Virender Sehwag, but they were far from intimidated at the Wankhede Stadium

Aaron shows promise despite tough initiation

Varun Aaron may have had a tough first day of Test cricket, but his pace and other attributes could serve him well in more helpful conditions

Plenty of spills

Plays of the day for the first day of the third Test between India and West Indies in Mumbai

Lost wickets at the wrong time - Dhoni

MS Dhoni has said that losing wickets "at the wrong time" prevented India from successfully chasing the target of 243 after they bowled West Indies out for 134 in Mumbai

'Why did he play that?'

N Hunter joins Mumbai's crowds as they go through ecstasy and agony watching their hero fall six runs short