Updated On: 25 November, 2021 01:01 PM IST | Galle | AFP
West Indies had made just 52 before bad light forced an early end after the hosts’ spin trio made quick work of the top order. The sensational collapse saw the tourists lose four wickets in 15 balls for just four runs

SL players celebrate the fall of a WI wicket on Day 4 of the first Test yesterday. Pic/AFP
Sri Lanka need just four wickets to win the first Test against West Indies in Galle after setting the all-but-impossible target of 348 on Wednesday’s penultimate day of play.
West Indies had made just 52 before bad light forced an early end after the hosts’ spin trio made quick work of the top order. The sensational collapse saw the tourists lose four wickets in 15 balls for just four runs.