India tour of West Indies, 2011

Chanderpaul seemed to have saved his best for a special occasion as his match saving innings of 116 against India in the third Test turned out to be one of his better efforts.

A tour that has ended in unprecedented success for the Indian team with series wins across all formats, will now be remembered for the bizarre actions - or lack thereof - of the final hour.

The decision to accept a draw in the third Test has left MS Dhoni with many unanswered questions, and for once, his actions don't seem defensible. Vishaal Loganathan explores.

Indian skipper M S Dhoni might be content with it but off-spinner Harbhajan Singh finds it incomprehensible that West Indies managed to force a draw in the third and final Test.

Harbhajan Singh has become just the 3rd Indian and 11th person to reach 400 Test wickets. Do the number of wickets tell the whole story though? Srivatsa finds out.

West Indies captain Darren Sammy was surprised that India shut the shop early and did not go full throttle for the victory.

Indian coach Duncan Fletcher defended his team's decision to not to go all-out for a win in the final Test against West Indies.

Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni defended the decision not to press for a win in the third and final Test against the West Indies.

He became the 13th West Indian to score a century on debut but young Kirk Edwards said he had mixed feelings as his team is still not out of danger in the third and final Test.

Ishant Sharma observed that the West Indies batsmen struggled against the bouncers on a relatively slow Windsor Park track.