West Indies A 39-4 at Lunch
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October 20, 2017

West Indies A 39-4 at Lunch

TRELAWNY, Jamaica — West Indies A chasing an improbable 425 to win stumbled to 39-4 at Lunch on day three of the four-day second unofficial Test against Sri Lanka A at the Trelawny Multi Purpose Stadium here.

Scores: Sri Lanka A 294 and 267-9 declared; West Indies A 137 and 39-4.

Overnight batsman Roshen Silva made 86 and his partner Wanidu Hasaranga 50 not out for Sri Lanka A on the third morning. Offspinner Rahkeem Cornwall took 5-107 for West Indies A.

Sri Lanka A left-arm spinner Ma Malinda Pushpakumara then took 3-12 from his nine overs to leave the hosts’ innings in shambles at the Lunch break.

Garfield Myers

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