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West Indies captain Jason Holder felt the gulf between the region's first-class structure and the international level stood exposed, as they lost the third Test by 237 runs

Intentful India pushed sloppy West Indies to a 237-run defeat despite losing a day's play to rain

Despite a rained-out day and the slow rate of scoring through the match, India entertained thoughts of winning the St Lucia thanks to a masterful spell of swing bowling from Bhuvneshwar Kumar

India lost their first five wickets for 126 and their last five for 14, but in between the fifth and sixth R Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha added 213 runs to save them the blushes

West Indies quick Miguel Cummins has said he did not let the long wait for his first Test wicket fluster him

India allrounder R Ashwin said his promotion up the order had induced a conscious change of approach with the bat

India lost their first five wickets for 126 and their last five for 14, but in between the fifth and sixth R Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha added 213 runs to save them the blushes

On a day when India made questionable selections, one of the management's moves in this series, the promotion of R Ashwin to No. 6, rescued them from 126 for 5

Jason Holder, the West Indies captain, has said he is focused on performing the role assigned to him in the side with bowling as his "first priority", but has admitted he would prefer batting higher up the order

West Indies' draw in Jamaica was an effort that would have left Virat Kohli's men asking questions of themselves; St Lucia will show if they've come up with the right answers