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Play washed out again as Windies-India test heads for draw

For the third straight day, the umpires decided a soggy outfield was in an unsatisfactory condition at Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain.

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Only 22 overs were bowled on the first day, with West Indies 62 for two wickets when play was halted.

With only one day left and a draw inevitable, India will win the four-test series 2-0.

India assumed the world number one position on the International Cricket Council rankings from Australia on Wednesday, but needed to win in Trinidad to retain top spot.

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Instead, Pakistan will become number one on Monday.

(Reporting by Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina; Editing by Rex Gowar)


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