AHMEDABAD, India (AP) — West Indies was reduced to 66-5 in its second innings after India declared overnight in the first cricket test at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Saturday.

India closed its first innings on 448-5 and Ravindra Jadeja finished with 104 not out. West Indies had been bowled for 162 runs in its first innings on the first day, with the hosts taking a lead of 286 runs.

In the second innings, Jadeja picked up 3-30 in the morning session to leave West Indies reeling in 27 overs by lunch. India still leads by 220 runs.

Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav also picked a wicket each.

On day two, India’s innings had seen three centurions — Lokesh Rahul scored 100, Dhruv Jurel (125) notched up his maiden test hundred, and Jadeja.

On Saturday, West Indies’ opening stand lasted only

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