West Indies v Sri Lanka, tri-series, Port-of-Spain
Sri Lanka top table with convincing win
West Indies decided to bowl first and had early success with Jason Holder picking up the first wicket•AFP
Kumar Sangakkara and Lahiru Thirimanne steadied the innings but rain intervened after 19 overs, pushing the match to the reserve day•WICB Media
Angelo Mathews gave the innings a push as Sri Lanka looked for quick runs after another rain delay•Associated Press
Roach finished with figures of 4 for 27•AFP
Bravo and Lendl Simmons gave West Indies hope with a fifth-wicket stand of 123•AFP
Kemar Roach jolted Sri Lanka's top order to leave them struggling at 29 for 3•AFP
The news wasn't good on Monday, with rain delaying the resumption of play•AFP
Sangakkara held the innings together with a fifty•AFP
West Indies began poorly, losing their first four wickets for 31•AFP
As West Indies looked to be on par with the Duckworth/Lewis score, Simmons perished and Bravo couldn't hide his disappointment•AFP
Thirimanne made a laboured 23 off 73 balls before he was bowled by Marlon Samuels•AFP
Sangakkara feasted on some poor death bowling to lift Sri Lanka to 219, setting a revised target of 230 in 41 overs•AFP
Darren Bravo held firm and looked for boundaries as West Indies looked to mount a fightback•AFP
Mathews then got rid of Bravo as Sri Lanka proceeded to close out the match and win by 39 runs•AFP