3rd Test: West Indies v New Zealand at Bridgetown

Shiv's record at Kensington Oval. 18th match -- 1,418 runs; HS: 153* Average 64.45

West Indies trail by 77 runs with 6 wickets remaining in the 1st innings

I think people are underestimating WI tail. What gave the coach confidence in selecting 5 bowlers is the aggression they have. Shillingford's 50, Benn's aggressive batting and the fact that Holder can bat means WI is capable of a 150 lead

Before this match Shiv made 20,495 international runs for West Indies in all 3 format (155 Tests, 268 ODIS, 22 T20s)

240 - 4 after 70

West Indies trail by 53 runs with 5 wickets remaining in the 1st innings

240 - 5

Trail by 53

70.4
Wagner to Chanderpaul, OUT, Chanderpaul walks

and New Zealand strike at the stroke of lunch ! Wagner hammers one short of a length

just down the leg side, Chanderpaul had shuffled across and looked to glance it to fine leg

and he got a glove to it, Watling dives to his right and the finger went up immediately

53 to go

255 - 5 after 73 overs

need this 31 first