Kumble joins Walsh as West Indies reach 139-5
became the joint fourth highest wicket-taker in Test history as India took two West Indies wickets to leave the home side on 139 for five at lunch on the third day of the second Test here on Monday.
The West Indies are chasing India’s first innings of 588 for eight declared. Wicket-keeper Denesh Ramdin is 16 not out and Dwayne Bravo is with him on 14. Leg-spinner Kumble joined former West Indian fast bowler Courtney Walsh on 519 career wickets when he had Chris Gayle caught behind for 46.
Gayle had dug in for 37.5 overs before he prodded at a delivery from the crease and got a fine edge through to wicket-keeper Mahendra Dhoni, who had to gather the ball on the second attempt after it bounced from his gloves off his shoulder.
Kumble, playing his 108th Test, needs 24 wickets to overtake Australia’s Glenn McGrath, with 542 in 119 matches, as the third highest wicket-taker in Tests. Gayle’s dismissal left the West Indies on 106 for four and needing 389 to avoid the follow-on.
Irfan Pathan reduced them to 106 for five four balls later when he removed Shivnarine Chanderpaul for 30. Chanderpaul walked across his stumps and, trying to play a yorker square on the leg-side, missed to be adjudged leg-before wicket.
India won toss
India 1st inns
W Jaffer c Bravo b Collins 43
V Sehwag c & b Collins 180
V V S Laxman c Ramdin b Collins 0
*R Dravid c Lara b Sarwan 146
Yuvraj Singh b Collins 2
M Kaif not out 148
†M S Dhoni c Ganga b Bradshaw 9
I K Pathan c Ganga b Gayle 19
A Kumble b Taylor 14
Extras (b4, lb7, w4, nb12) 27
Total (8 wkts dec, 148.2 overs) 588
Did not bat: M M Patel, V R Singh
Fall: 1-159, 2-161, 3-300, 4-306, 5-485, 6-517, 7-555, 8-588
Bowling: Collins 28-5-116-4 (1nb); Taylor 24.2-4-88-1 (6nb); Bravo 10-0-66-0 (1w); Collymore 21-1-92-0 (3nb); Bradshaw 26-6-80-1 (2nb); Sarwan 18-0-83-1 (2w); Gayle 21-6-52-1 (1w)
West Indies 1st inns (overnight 65-3)
C H Gayle c Dhoni b Kumble 46
D Ganga lbw b Patel 16
R R Sarwan lbw b Patel 0
*B C Lara lbw b Kumble 7
S Chanderpaul lbw b Pathan 30
D J Bravo not out 14
†D Ramdin not out 16
Extras (b5, lb1, nb4) 10
Total (5 wkts, 54 overs) 139
To bat: I D R Bradshaw, P T Collins, J E Taylor, C D Collymore
Fall: 1-36, 2-36, 3-55, 4-106, 5-106
Bowling: Pathan 11-2-43-1; Patel 13-4-38-2; Kumble 17-5-37-2 (3nb); Singh 6-3-8-0 (1nb); Sehwag 7-3-7-0
Series: 4-Test series level at 0-0
Umpires: Asad Rauf (Pakistan) and S J A Taufel (Australia). TV umpire: S A Bucknor. Match referee: J J Crowe (New Zealand)
First Test: June 2-6 St John’s, match drawn
Remaining matches: June 22-26 3rd Test Basseterre. June 30-July 4 4th Test Kingston.
Source:The News
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