South Africa Sets Competitive Target in Rain-Interrupted Test

South Africa declared their second innings at 173-3, setting a target of 298 for West Indies in the rain-affected first test at Queen's Park Oval. Tristan Stubbs hit 68 runs. The game has seen weather disruptions each day, with South Africa scoring 357 in their first innings and West Indies 233.

South Africa produced a solid performance, declaring their second innings at 173-3 to set a challenging target of 298 for the West Indies in the rain-affected first test at Queen's Park Oval.

Beginning Sunday at 30-0, South Africa's innings was anchored by Tristan Stubbs, who hit an impressive 68 runs before being bowled by Kemar Roach.

The match has been marred by weather disruptions, with only 15 overs played on the opening day. South Africa initially scored 357 in their first innings, while the West Indies managed 233.