West Indies fancied their chances when Kusal Mendis fell in the first over of the day but an injured Kusal Perera and a stoic Dilruwan Perera ensured they didn't have any further trouble
The day started off with Sri Lanka five wickets down in the second innings. It ended with Sri Lanka five wickets down in the fourth
There were some awesome stats for the bowlers - Jason Holder in particular - and some dismal ones for both teams' top orders
Sri Lanka batsman crashed into the advertising hoardings while attempting a catch on the boundary
Sri Lanka failed to build on Lahiru Kumara's four-for on a truncated second day in which only 59 overs were possible
Dowrich and Holder's unbroken 79-run stand repairs West Indies after fast bowlers scythe through top order on a lively Kensington Oval deck
The West Indies captain also asked his batsmen to convert starts into bigger scores, something they have lacked in the last couple of series
Michael Beloff QC, the ICC-appointed judicial commissioner, has dismissed the Sri Lanka captain's appeal against his one-match suspension for ball-tampering
They are 1-0 down and will be led by Suranga Lakmal in Dinesh Chandimal's absence. West Indies, meanwhile, have won their two most recent Tests at the Kensington Oval
