Rain denies India shot at full WTC points in Port-of-Spain

Persistent rain wiped out the entire final day's play in Port-of-Spain, denying India a chance to sweep the Test series 2-0. The game was called off at 2.50pm local time.

The day had started with showers and the teams didn't even arrive at Queen's Park Oval until after lunch. The rain relented briefly before returning once again in the afternoon to force an end to the game.

The third and the fourth days were also interrupted by inclement weather, but rapid half-centuries from Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan set up India's victory push. R Ashwin then produced a double-strike on the fourth evening to jolt West Indies in their chase of 365, but no play was possible on the last day.

Mohammed Siraj was adjudged the Player of the Match for taking 5 for 60 in West Indies' first innings.

India won the series 1-0, having brushed West Indies aside in three days in the first Test in Dominica. India's next Test series will be in South Africa in December later this year while West Indies will not be in action in Test cricket until their trip to Australia in January 2024.