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India tour of West Indies 2016

India tour the West Indies to play four Tests in the Caribbean between July and August.

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The game at Kingsmead ended in a draw after losing almost four days to wet outfield.

Queens's Park Oval, Kingsmead receive warning from ICC

The second T20I between India and West Indies was eventually abandoned due to rain.

ICC to discuss Lauderhill technical delay

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The match was abandoned by 2pm local time.

West Indies claim series 1-0 after rain plays spoilsport in second T20I

Incessant rain led to the abandonment of the second Twenty20 International between India and West Indies in Lauderhill with only 22 overs of play were possible in the game.

Evin Lewis celebrating his maiden T20I century.

Ice-cool Bravo delivers last-ball thriller for West Indies in Florida

Dwayne Bravo held his nerve to clinch a final ball thriller as West Indies beat India by one-run after setting a mammoth target of 246 runs which was achieved on the back of Evin Lewis’ maiden Twenty20 International hundred in the first game in Lauderhill.

Investigation launched into Queen's Park Oval Test

The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board and the Queen's Park Cricket Club have launched a joint investigation into the events which led to the fourth Test between West Indies and India to end in a draw due to soggy outfield conditions.

The bright scene in Trinidad, where only one session of play was possible all match

Everybody left disappointed at a soggy Queen's Park Oval - Cricket World TV

Chetan Narula just about manages to keep himself dry as he sends back his final round-up from the Caribbean where he reviews what little action there was in the fourth and final West Indies-India Test.

Only one session of play was possible in the entire game.

India win series 2-0 after fourth Test ends in a drab draw

The fourth Test between West Indies and India in Trinidad ended in a draw after the play on the fifth day was also called off due to the outfield conditions, giving the visitors a 2-0 series victory.

The play is expected to be called off early on fifth day as well.

Third consecutive day washed out at Queen's Park Oval

The outfield conditions at the Queen's Park Oval have led to the washout of a third consecutive day’s play here on the fourth day of the fourth Test between West Indies and India in Trinidad.

The outfield was deemed unfit for playing.

Fourth Test heads towards draw after second consecutive washed out day

India's chances of retaining their number one ranking in the longer format are quickly fading away after the third day of the fourth Test against West Indies in Trinidad was also washed out due to a wet outfield and eventually rain.

Umpires inspecting the conditions on day two of the second Test.

Outfield conditions cause abandonment of day two

Wet outfield conditions at Queen’s Park Oval forced the abandonment of the second day’s play of the fourth Test between West Indies and India without a single ball being bowled.

Darren Bravo (centre) had another failure in the Test series.

Rain washes away two sessions on day one

Incessant rain washed out the second and third sessions of the first day's play in the fourth Test between India and West Indies in Trinidad with the hosts scoring 62 for two in the 22 overs that were possible.

The view from the Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad

Fourth West Indies-India Test preview - Cricket World TV

The fourth and final Test between West Indies and India gets underway in Trinidad later today and Chetan Narula previews the match for us from the Queen's Park Oval.

Darren Bravo scored a fifty for West Indies in the final innings.

Rohit Sharma, Darren Bravo fined by ICC for on-field behaviour

The International Cricket Council has fined Rohit Sharma and Darren Bravo 15 per cent of their match fee for their on-field behaviour on the fifth day of the third Test between West Indies and India in St Lucia.

India make history with comprehensive St Lucia win - Cricket World TV

As India make history by winning two Tests in a series in the West Indies for the first time, Chetan Narula reviews the end of the third Test in St Lucia from the Darren Sammy International Stadium.

Ishant Sharma picked the key wickets of Marlon Samuels and Roston Chase.

Bowlers deliver historic series victory for India

A collective effort from Indian bowlers dismissed West Indies for 108 runs in the fourth innings to ensure a massive 237-run victory in the third Test at Darren Sammy National Stadium which gives them an unassailable lead of 2-0 in the series.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar's five-wicket haul puts India into dominant position

Bhuvneshwar Kumar steamrolled the West Indian batting line-up with a five-wicket haul after which India managed to extend the lead to 285 runs with seven wickets in hand at stumps on day four of the third Test at Darren Sammy National Stadium.

Both Suresh Raina (left) and Yuvraj Singh (right) were part of India's 2016 World T20 campaign.

Raina, Yuvraj dropped for West Indies T20Is

Indian selectors on Friday have announced a 14-man squad for the Twenty20 International series against West Indies to be held in Florida and have dropped Suresh Raina and Yuvraj Singh among others.

No play was possible on day three of the third Test at Darren Sammy National Stadium.

Steady rain ensures wash out on day three in St Lucia

A steady rain ensured that the third day’s play of the third Test between West Indies and India at Darren Sammy National Stadium was abandoned without a delivery being bowled.

Miguel Cummins (centre) picked three wickets in the first innings.

West Indies will win if we stick to our plans - Miguel Cummins

West Indies fast bowler Miguel Cummins is confident that if the team sticks to their plans in the ongoing third Test against India, they can level the series with a victory at Darren Sammy National Stadium.

The Darren Sammy International Stadium, St Lucia

India facing another West Indies fightback in St Lucia - Cricket World TV

Chetan Narula rounds up the action from the first couple of days of the third Test between India and the West Indies from the Darren Sammy International Stadium in Saint Lucia.

Ravichandran Ashwin celebrating his fourth Test century.

West Indies regain control on day two after Ashwin, Saha tons

Miguel Cummins picked three quick wickets to dismiss India for 353 in their first innings after Ravichandran Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha brought their respective centuries following which West Indies scored 107 for one at stumps on day two of the third Test at Darren Sammy National Stadium.

Ravichandran Ashwin remained unbeaten on 75 on a tough batting day.

Ashwin, Saha rescue India after West Indies rattle top-order

Ravichandran Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha shared an unbeaten 108-run stand to take India to 234 for five at stumps on day one after the West Indian bowlers dominated the first two sessions in the third Test at Darren Sammy National Stadium.

Carlos Brathwaite to lead 13-man T20I squad against India

The West Indies Cricket Board has announced a 13-man squad which will face India in the two-match Twenty20 International series in Florida and have named Carlos Brathwaite as the captain.

The Darren Sammy International Stadium in Saint Lucia

West Indies-India third Test preview - Cricket World TV

After the West Indies clinched something of a moral victory by drawing the second Test against India in Jamaica, Chetan Narula looks ahead to this week's third Test in Saint Lucia.

Rajendra Chandrika had a disappointing series.

West Indies drop Rajendra Chandrika for third Test

The West Indies selectors have opted to drop opening batsman Rajendra Chandrika for the third Test against India in St Lucia and have replaced him with Shai Hope.

Roston Chase heroics deny India 2-0 lead - Cricket World TV

Prior to moving ahead to St Lucia for the third Test, Chetan Narula reviews the second Test between West Indies and India, which ended in a draw after a fightback from the hosts on the fifth and final day.

Roston Chase scored a century and picked a five-wicket haul in the game.

Chase unbeaten century leads West Indies to incredible draw

Roston Chase remained unbeaten on 137 as he along with fifties from Jermaine Blackwod, Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder ensured a draw for West Indies after scoring 388 for six in their second innings on the fifth day of the second Test in Jamaica.

Only 95 deliveries were bowled on day four of the second Test at Sabina Park.

Rain ruins day four after India strike early

India picked four wickets of West Indies in the 15.5 overs of play possible on day four which was marred by heavy rain leaving the home side trailing by 256 runs in the second Test in Jamaica.

The two games will be played on 27th and 28th August.

India, West Indies to play T20Is in Florida

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has confirmed that India and West Indies will play two Twenty20 Internationals in Florida later in August.

Ajinkya Rahane's century extended India's lead to 304 before the declaration came.

Rain dampens play after India declare with 304-run lead

Ajinkya Rahane scored his third century in the last four innings as India declared their first innings at 500 for nine after managing a 304-run lead over West Indies following which the rain played spoilsport bringing a premature end to the third day of the second Test in Jamaica.

A view on Sabina Park stadium in Jamaica hosting the second Test.

Rahul creates history, India surge ahead despite West Indies fightback - Cricket World TV

In his latest video report from Jamaica, Chetan Narula reviews the first two days of the second Test between West Indies and India, where Lokesh Rahul notched his highest Test score.

Lokesh Rahul scored his third Test century in Jamaica on day two.

India eye big lead after Rahul's marathon innings

Lokesh Rahul slammed a brilliant 158 as India ended day two at 358 for five, taking a 162-run lead over West Indies in the first innings of the second Test in Jamaica.

Ravichandran Ashwin picked another five-wicket haul for India.

India make progress after bowling out West Indies for 196

Ravichandran Ashwin was once again amongst the wickets as India dismissed West Indies for 196 in their first innings and reached 126 for one in 37 overs at stumps on day one of the second Test in Jamaica.

Can Virat Kohli lead India to another win?

West Indies-India second Test preview - Cricket World TV

Like both teams, Chetan Narula has travelled from Antigua to Jamaica and ahead of the second Test getting underway, his latest video report previews the action.

Alzarri Joseph in action for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots in the Caribbean Premier League.

Alzarri Joseph added to West Indies squad for second Test

Uncapped fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has been picked by the West Indies selectors for the second Test match against India which gets underway in Jamaica on Saturday.

General view of the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua

India impressive, West Indies with work to do - Cricket World TV

Before he heads off to the beach in Antigua, Chetan Narula reviews the first Test between India and the West Indies, analysing the key poitns from a dominant win by the tourists.

Ravichandran Ashwin scored a century and picked three wickets in the first Test against West Indies.

Ashwin reclaims pole position in ICC Test rankings

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who snared seven wickets in the first Test match against West Indies in Antigua, has reclaimed the pole position in the International Cricket Council rankings for Test bowlers, displacing Pakistan’s Yasir Shah.

Ashwin's seven-wicket haul completes innings victory for India

Ravichandran Ashwin picked his first five-wicket haul outside Asia as India dismissed West Indies for 231 in the second innings and completed an innings victory in the first Test in Antigua to take a 1-0 lead in the series.

Kraigg Brathwaite in action for West Indies on day three.

We need to focus on building partnerships - Kraigg Brathwaite

West Indies batsman Kraigg Brathwaite stressed the importance of building partnerships and batting through the entire fourth day after being asked to follow-on on day three of the first Test against India in Antigua.

Mohammad Shami picked four wickets on day three to rattle West Indies.

West Indies lose Kraigg Brathwaite after following on

Umesh Yadav and Mohammad Shami picked four wickets each to bowl out West Indies for 243 in the first innings and Ishant Sharma dismissed Kraigg Brathwaite in the second innings after India enforced follow-on still maintaining a lead of 302 runs at stumps on day three of the first Test in Antigua.

Virat Kohli kisses the ground after scoring his double-century against the West Indies in Antigua