West Indies v India, 3rd Test, Dominica, 2nd day
Windies succumb to Ishant five-for
MS Dhoni sported a clean-shaven look on his birthday, but play was delayed by morning rain•AFP
Darren Bravo was solid through the morning session, blunting India's incisive seam trio•AFP
Bravo seemed determined to grind it out though•AFP
But Ishant Sharma had him edging a short one to MS Dhoni•AFP
Ishant cleaned up the tail to end with another five-for taking his series tally to 21 wickets as Windies were dismissed for 204. India could play only four overs before rain ruled out any further play for the day•AFP
Munaf Patel removed Shivnarine Chanderpaul soon after the start, picking up his first Test wicket in over two years•AFP
But Marlon Samuels was loose at the other end, especially against short-pitched balls•AFP
Carlton Baugh ensured Windies weren't bogged down and launched a counterattack•AFP
Baugh continued to hit boundaries at will and reached his fifty off 52 deliveries•AFP
Praveen Kumar eventually got Samuels to chop onto his stumps, leaving West Indies in a lot of bother at 99 for 5•AFP
As Bravo brought up an unruffled fifty, it seemed that Windies were getting back on track•AFP
Harbhajan Singh's double-strike, however, ended Baugh's resistance and also made him only the 11th bowler to take 400 Test wickets•AFP