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Spinners put West Indies 'A' in command against India 'A'

Spinners put West Indies 'A' in command against India 'A'

Rediff.com27 Sep 2013

Opener Kieran Powell's half century along with spinners Veerasammy Permaul and Nikita Miller's magical spell, tightened the West Indies A grip over India A on the third day of the first unofficial Test at Gangothri Glades Cricket Grounds in Mysore on Friday.

Windies 'A' hit back after Rasool bags five

Windies 'A' hit back after Rasool bags five

Rediff.com26 Sep 2013

Promising all-rounder Parveez Rasool took five wickets, but West Indies 'A' hit back after being dismissed for 429 in the first unofficial Test at the Gangothri Glades Cricket Ground in Mysore, on Thursday. At stumps on the second day, India 'A' were in a spot of bother at 124 for three, with skipper Cheteshwar Pujara back in the pavilion.

Zaheer destroys West Indies 'A' to help India 'A' level series

Zaheer destroys West Indies 'A' to help India 'A' level series

Rediff.com12 Oct 2013

Veteran pacer Zaheer Khan's sensational three-wicket burst helped India 'A' crush West Indies 'A' by an innings and 54 runs in the third and final unofficial Test to level the three-match series, in Hubli.

Miller, Permaul help West Indies A crush India A by 162 runs

Miller, Permaul help West Indies A crush India A by 162 runs

Rediff.com28 Sep 2013

Manpreet Juneja's resolute knocks went in vain as India A succumbed to a humiliating 162-run defeat against the West Indies A in the first unofficial Test, giving away a 1-0 lead to the visitors in the three-match series in Mysore.

Pujara hits 306 as India 'A' push for victory over Windies

Pujara hits 306 as India 'A' push for victory over Windies

Rediff.com11 Oct 2013

Skipper Cheteshwar Pujara scored his third triple hundred in first-class cricket as India gained a stranglehold over the West Indies 'A' in the third unofficial 'Test' in Hubli n Friday. The Saurashtra batsman registered an unbeaten 306 as the home side declared their first innings at 564 for 9, just at the stroke of tea, in reply to the West Indies' 268, to take a 296-run lead.