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Kuldeep Yadav’s Four Wickets Push West Indies Toward Follow-On

In a commanding performance, Indian spinner Kuldeep Yadav took four wickets on the third day of the second Test against the West Indies, putting the visiting team on the verge of a follow-on. The match, held at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, has seen India dominate the proceedings as they look to build on their first Test victory.
Yadav’s impressive form continued as he claimed three wickets during the morning session, significantly impacting the West Indies’ batting lineup. After resuming at 102 runs for the loss of five wickets, the West Indies struggled to find stability against Yadav’s spin. His ability to turn the ball sharply caused confusion among the batsmen, leading to critical dismissals.
The West Indies, now on 136 runs for eight wickets, face the prospect of falling behind by an innings should they fail to reach the follow-on target of 150 runs. The team has found it difficult to establish partnerships, with only a few batsmen managing to reach double figures.
Yadav’s performance is a testament to his skill and resilience, especially after a challenging start to the series. His four wickets have not only put the West Indies in a precarious position but have also reinforced India’s dominance in the match. With the pitch showing signs of wear, Yadav could prove to be a key player as India looks to wrap up the Test.
As the day progresses, the West Indies will need a monumental effort from their remaining batsmen to avoid the follow-on and give themselves a chance to recover in the match. The pressure is firmly on them as they attempt to navigate through the remaining overs against a potent Indian bowling attack led by Yadav.
The outcome of this Test could have significant implications for both teams moving forward in the series, with India aiming to secure a series victory and the West Indies fighting to stay competitive.
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