Gutsy Chanderpaul denies India
India will have to wait until 2016 to win more than one Test in a series in the Caribbean - a feat they've never achieved and were denied this time due to a resistance led by Shivnarine Chanderpaul.
06/07Result
3rd Test, India tour of West Indies at Roseau, Jul 6-10 2011
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![West Indies]( "West Indies")
204 & 322 -
![India]( "India")
347 & 94/3 (32 ov)
Player of the Match
06/07Result
3rd Test, India tour of West Indies at Roseau, Jul 6-10 2011
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![West Indies]( "West Indies")
204 & 322 -
![India]( "India")
347 & 94/3 (32 ov)
Player of the Match
Day 5
Fletcher defends abandoned chase
It's a sign of the times that India not pressing for a Test win and settling for the series victory becomes raging news. Not long ago Indians would have lapped up the series victory with glee. Times they are changing. Of course, not long ago, India weren'
Chanderpaul saves the day yet again
Under immense pressure when he walked out in the morning, he won redemption with a battling century
Sammy praises West Indies' fighting spirit
West Indies captain Darren Sammy is pleased with the character and fight shown by his team right through the final Test in Dominica
Day 4
India on top despite Kirk Edwards' ton
India edged out a day of fluctuating fortunes to take complete control of a rain-marred third Test in Dominica, boosting their chances of a maiden 2-0 series win in the Caribbean
Rope-a-dope day for West Indies
The home side showed a big heart in a stirring second session and seemed to be shutting the door on defeat in the evening before Harbhajan Singh intervened
Kirk Edwards adds swagger and style to substance
At once arrogant and humble, Kirk Edwards, who made a hundred on debut on the fourth day in Dominica, says West Indies can still make a game out of the Test
Day 3
India take charge on rainless day
The Windsor Park Stadium in Dominica staged its first full day of Test cricket on which India consolidated their position of strength
Weakened Windies show fight
To see the home side battle on a day where many expected them to just roll over and surrender must have warmed the hearts of the fans
Day 2
Ishant five-for keeps West Indies to 204
A spirited West Indian counterattack wasn't enough to prevent India from retaining control of the third Test, but rain continued to threaten the possibility of any outright result, wiping out almost the entire final session
Baugh shows character in battle with Munaf
Carlton Baugh's battle with Munaf Patel stood out as the contest of the day. Baugh played a rumbustious knock to lift West Indies out of a hole, and also managed to ruffle Munaf
'I have a lot of cricket left in me' - Harbhajan
Harbhajan Singh, who took his 400th Test wicket on Thursday, believes he has age on his side and will strive to achieve something really special in Test cricket
Day 1
Indian seamers make inroads on rain-marred day
India made good use of their first opportunity to bowl first in the series, removing three top-order wickets before steady rain blighted a promising start under clear skies and in bright sunshine
Others
Feisty Harbhajan joins elite club
There have arguably been better spinners than Harbhajan Singh in Test history but on Thursday he became the 11th bowler to take 400 wickets. And that's no mean achievement
Why India played for a draw in Dominica
World-beaters? Us? Could you take the beating part out, it's so violent
'I was trying to copy Zaheer's action'
Having lost his way after a sparkling start, Ishant Sharma has returned stronger, wiser and more effective. He credits his senior partner, among others, for his comeback
'One of my best innings' - Chanderpaul
Shivnarine Chanderpaul, the West Indies batsman, has rated his unbeaten 116 against India in Dominica as one of his finest Test innings
A career of highs and lows
Harbhajan Singh has had his share of difficult moments in international cricket, but he has handled them all to become only the fourth spinner to reach 400 wickets in Tests
India's professional cop-out
The world's No. 1 team did not back themselves against a side struggling to find their feet at the highest level, and ended up looking both cynical and timid in the process
Dhoni wants runs, Chanderpaul needs them
While both unorthodox batsmen have had a string of low scores, MS Dhoni's position is under no threat while Shivnarine Chanderpaul will be wondering whether he'll go the same way as Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan