1930:
The last time West Indies batted more than the 129.4 overs they played in the fourth innings of this match to draw or win a Test.
West Indies had played 164.3 overs in a timeless Test against the same opposition in Jamaica, where George Headley had hit
the first fourth-innings double-hundred in Tests.
The last time West Indies batted more than 100 overs in the fourth innings to save a Test was also against England in Antigua, in 2009.
Set a target of 503, they batted 128 overs at St. John's.
The last time West Indies batted more than the 129.4 overs they played in the fourth innings of this match to draw or win a Test.
West Indies had played 164.3 overs in a timeless Test against the same opposition in Jamaica, where George Headley had hit
the first fourth-innings double-hundred in Tests.
The last time West Indies batted more than 100 overs in the fourth innings to save a Test was also against England in Antigua, in 2009.
Set a target of 503, they batted 128 overs at St. John's.
