5.32pm John Campbell sees the one over out and that's stumps for tonight. Relief for the WI openers as one or two overs late in the day can be very tricky. The hosts are likely to be the happier side after today. Their bowlers will hope they can rest up all day tomorrow as their batters will pursue SL's first-innings total of 308.

It was a day to be remembered for Roach's new-ball spell, Chandimal's fifty, Joshua Da Silva's dropped catches, Greaves' three-for, the two double-wicket bursts, Sonal's 43, but most significantly for Dhananjaya De Silva's 13th Test ton. Catch you tomorrow for more action from North Sound. Till then, on behalf of everyone at Cricinfo, this is Sreshth Shah saying bye-bye.

DanielAlexander: "Dhananjaya de Silva's 120 in Antigua is one of the greatest captain's Test inns of all time, taking Sri Lanka from 110/5 to 308 on a tough pitch against a hostile West Indies fast bowling attack. Underrated cricketer."

two slips and a gully

The seven minutes of rolling is over and we are back for the restart. Asitha has the new ball...

The West Indies opening pair will have to come out now for a few overs of cricket, atleast. They hared off to put on their pads.

5.22pm Finally, a wicket for Jayden Seales and the hosts have won the toss and gone on to bowl the visitors out for 308. They've been slow on the over-rate but a few bursts of good bowling has helped them wrap this innings up. Dhananjaya De Silva's 120 and was exquisite, Chandimal's 54 was fluent, Dinusha's 43 was promising. But with two of their top-six getting ducks amid two separate double-wicket overs, SL lost some batting firepower prematurely. Roach and the two Josephs shared two wickets each but Greaves offered a crucial holding role and ended up with 3 for 39.