Kumble bowls India to historic win
Anil Kumble turned in another matchwinning performance, taking 6 for 78 as India clinched a historic win at Kingston, beating West Indies by 49 runs to win a series in the West Indies for the first time since 1971
30/06Result
4th Test, India tour of West Indies at Kingston, Jun 30-Jul 2 2006
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![India]( "India")
200 & 171 -
![West Indies]( "West Indies")
103 & 219 (69.4 ov)
Player of the Match
30/06Result
4th Test, India tour of West Indies at Kingston, Jun 30-Jul 2 2006
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![India]( "India")
200 & 171 -
![West Indies]( "West Indies")
103 & 219 (69.4 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Day
Dravid rallies India again
Either side of fierce winds and a brief tropical shower, it rained wickets at Sabina Park as India took charge of the final Test of the series
Taylor bundles India out for 200
Jerome Taylor evoked Jamaican legends like Michael Holding with a consummate display that fetched him figures of 5 for 50.
Standing on guard
He might not have made the mountain of runs that Gavaskar manged, but Dravid, throughout the series, was outstanding. In the final Test at Kingston he was plain awesome
Lara speaks about selection chaos
Brian Lara comes out with startling revelations while speaking to the media after the Jamaica Test
ÂOur seamers bowled beautifully' - Dravid
Rahul Dravid relects on a historic win to the media at the end of the Jamaica Test
'The main focus is cricket'
On the fringes of the Jamaica Test Siddhartha Vaidyanathan spoke to Shivnarine Chanderpaul
'We played better cricket throughout the series': Dravid
Dravid hailed his pace-bowling attack for playing a significant part in the series victory and, also said that India had played "better cricket" throughout the series
A Sunday to savour
Sabina Park - the once-great Caribbean fortress - was an arena transformed; 35 years of hurt overcome
Finally, the Holy Grail
Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the third day of the Jamaica Test
Harbhajan defends Jamaica pitch
Press conferences of Harbhajan Singh and Bennett King
'It's painful what has gone on' - Lara
In what was a startling revelation, he said that he wasn't aware of the fact that he was one of the selectors and even said he would revisit his decision to captain the team in the next few weeks
Ramdin's spunk, and Kumble the matchwinner
In the end India finally delivererd the knockout punch and sealed a series victory, but it was much closer than Rahul Dravid would have anticipated when West Indies had slumped to 128 for 6 and then 144 for 7
India undone by bounce and blase attitude
At the end of the day there was only one team with broken hearts and it was most definitely not West Indies
Lara's salvo badly timed
Fazeer Mohammed writes that Brian Lara's statements regarding the pitch and team selection , though justified, leaves the impression that he's fishing for excuses following the loss in Jamaica
Thou shalt not pass
Rahul Dravid gives a lesson in the art of defence on a minefield of a pitch with the series at stake
The pitch nobody could figure
Rahul Dravid and Brian Lara discuss the state of affairs at the end of day one of the Jamaica Test
'It's important how we bowl now' - Dravid
Rahul Dravid and Brian Lara spoke to the media at the end of the day
Rahul Dravid's one-man show
Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the second day of the Jamaica Test
Leading from the front ... again
It's as if this Test match is being played on two different pitches - one on which Rahul Dravid is batting, and the other on which the rest of the 21 players are battling it out
Men versus boys: Dravid is the difference
Sixteen wickets fell today - some to unplayable deliveries, some to lack of technique and some to recklessness - but Rahul Dravid stood like a giant among pygmies
Gayle hopes for big score at home ground
Chris Gayle is upbeat about West Indies' chances of winning the series at Jamaica and hopes to make a big score in the process
West Indies v India, 4th Test, Jamaica
Match home for the fourth Test between West Indies and India in Jamaica between June 30 and July 4, 2006
Taylor's dream performance
Jerome Taylor's first five-wicket haul in Test cricket was based on the extremely sound principles of bowling an excellent line and length, and doing it so consistently that the batsmen are ultimately forced into mistakes
Indian batsmen stand exposed
Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the first day of the Jamaica Test
Jamaica favours West Indies
Amit Varma and Sambit Bal discuss the forthcoming Jamaica Test
Shouldering the responsibility
The Lowdown on Denesh Ramdin
Where the fast men rule
Stats preview of the fourth Test between West Indiesand India