Justin Greaves' dogged innings of 180 from 325 balls on the fourth day of the second Test against Sri Lanka has played West Indies into a strong position to claim their first Test series victory in four years.Greaves was the last man out as West Indies made 499 in reply to Sri L…
Justin Greaves' dogged innings of 180 from 325 balls on the fourth day of the second Test against Sri Lanka has played West Indies into a strong position to claim their first Test series victory in four years.Greaves was the last man out as West Indies made 499 in reply to Sri Lanka's 9-549.The tourists lost first-innings century-maker Lahiru Udara to a four-ball duck and Nishan Fernando for 20 before reaching 2-92 at stumps, increasing their overall lead to 142 with a day remaining.

