4th and Final Test: West Indies v India at QPO

its over!  Rain saved India!  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

"We've given the ground every chance to dry, unfortunately we've lost this fight today,"

says umpire Nigel Llong. His colleague Rod Tucker adds:

"If there's no more rain, we hope to have play at some stage tomorrow." .

11.45am A massive cloud has engulfed the Queen's Park Oval.

And it has started to come down quite heavily.

Lunch Day 3.

With rain continuing to play spoilsport in the fourth Test between hosts West Indies and India at the Port of Spain, Virat Kohli’s side are on the verge of losing the No. 1 Test ranking they earned recently after Sri Lanka whitewashed Australia 3-0 at home.

What’s even more intriguing is the fact that India’s arch-rivals Pakistan will leapfrog the Men in Blue to claim the No. 1 ranking for the first time, ever since the official rankings were introduced in 2003.

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they earned recently after Sri Lanka whitewashed Australia at home.
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hahahahaha.....these India writers full of shyte ! 

Day 4 :10.15am

West Indies coach Phil Simmons and India's manager Riyaz Bagwan

are out with the umpires for the inspection..

Some serious deliberation happening between all parties concerned. :-[

match done..will be called off :-\

who want ah bet ::confused::

If there is no rain & there is no play, that ground has to be deemed unacceptable for international cricket. Or, it forfeits income from TV

Morning, folks. The same ritual continues. Bright sunshine, blue skies but the outfield continues to be damp. Forget a delayed start, it doesn't look like there will be any play at all. If that's indeed the case, we would have had four straight days of sunshine, and no play

we would have had four straight days of sunshine, and no play.