As the storied Kingston venue prepares to host its 50th Test, we look back at five classic Tests that have played out on the ground

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Terrific fielding, not-so-terrific fielding and Sean Williams feature prominently in the plays from the tri-series final in Bulawayo

Sri Lanka rode on fifties from Kusal Mendis and Upul Tharanga and a good all-round showing in the field to romp home to a convincing six-wicket win over Zimbabwe

The all-round efforts of Sikandar Raza and Tendai Chisoro, and a litany of errors from West Indies in the field were among the plays from the last round-robin clash

Sikandar Raza's 76* and Tendai Chisoro's 42* hauled Zimbabwe back from the brink and laid the platform for their spirited five-run win over West Indies in Bulawayo

Kraigg Brathwaite has already shown he has the temperament to play long innings; in Sharjah, he did it under enormous pressure, and became the first opener ever to remain unbeaten through both innings of a Test match

Kraigg Brathwaite and Shane Dowrich struck unbeaten fifties to complete a memorable five-wicket win in clinical fashion on the fifth morning in Sharjah

After Jason Holder claimed career-best figures of 5 for 30 bowl out Pakistan for 208, Kraigg Brathwaite steered West Indies to within 39 runs of victory in Sharjah

Kraigg Brathwaite's fifth Test ton and Jason Holder's sharp spell after tea helped West Indies wrest control of the Sharjah Test on the third day

Kraigg Brathwaite's marathon 95* off 206 helped West Indies claw their way back from early trouble and have a shot at a first-innings lead over Pakistan in Sharjah

A strong comeback in the final session has left West Indies in a good position against Pakistan in the third Test of the series in Sharjah

Pakistan maintained an iron grip on proceedings on day three in Abu Dhabi, bowling West Indies out for 224 before moving to 114 for 1 by stumps

Pakistan's bowlers held their nerve to seize a 56-run win over West Indies after an intense, attritional fifth day in Dubai, in which Darren Bravo led his side's plucky fight

Devendra Bishoo rattled Pakistan with a career-best 8 for 49 to skittle them for 123 and leave West Indies with an outside chance of victory

Darren Bravo's resolute 87 and Marlon Samuels' attacking 76 led West Indies' resistance, but Pakistan's bowlers were able to maintain control and ultimately leave West Indies at 315 for 6 by stumps

Confronted with bowling that was toothless at best and ragged at worst, Azhar Ali marched to 302 not out - his first Test triple-century - to anchor Pakistan's mammoth first innings total of 579 for 3 declared

After Misbah-ul-Haq won the toss in Pakistan's 400th Test, Azhar Ali hit an unbeaten 146 - his 11th Test ton - to help his side to 279 for 1 by the close

Plays of the day from the third ODI between Pakistan and West Indies, with an unusual first-change bowler and contrasting displays of agility at the boundary

Babar Azam became the third Pakistan player - and eighth overall - to score three consecutive ODI centuries as he top-scored with a 106-ball 117 in Pakistan's commanding 136-run victory over West Indies in Abu Dhabi