Masterclass Miracle: Greaves' Historic Innings Rescues West Indies

Justin Greaves delivered a legendary batting display, scoring an unbeaten 202, to help West Indies draw against New Zealand. His 388-ball innings, in partnership with Shai Hope and Kemar Roach, secured a remarkable result in the opening test, marking Greaves' debut test double century.

In an extraordinary display of skill and determination, Justin Greaves entered Caribbean cricket folklore with an unbeaten 202, securing an unlikely draw for West Indies in the test match against New Zealand. His innings laid the foundation for West Indies' formidable 457-6, the second-highest fourth-innings total in test history while chasing a daunting 531.

Greaves batted like a metronome against a weakened New Zealand bowling attack, leading his team to draw and earn their first World Test Championship points. Notably, Greaves formed crucial partnerships with Shai Hope, adding 196 runs, and Kemar Roach, contributing 180 for the unbroken seventh wicket.

Skipper Roston Chase and fans lauded Greaves' Herculean effort, with Chase celebrating alongside his childhood teammate. Meanwhile, New Zealand's captain, Tom Latham, acknowledged participating in a classic test match, emphasizing the thrilling conclusion that saw all outcomes possible until the final hour.

(With inputs from agencies.)