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India 353 and 157 for 3 (Rahane 51*) lead West Indies 225 (Brathwaite 64, Bhuvneshwar 5-33) by 285 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball detailsDespite a rained-out day and the slow rate of scoring in the first two innings, India entertained thoughts of winning the St Lucia Test thanks to a masterful spell of swing bowling from Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Playing his first Test in a year and a half, Bhuvneshwar swung through the West Indies side with a spell of 11.4-6-16-5 as West Indies went from 202 for 3 to 225 all out.With 98 overs to go in the match and a lead of 285 in the bag, India could think of declaring soon on the fifth morning. They made a good start to the endeavour, scoring 157 for 3 in the 39 overs they got on day four, a rate well higher than the 2.48 an over in the first two innings.Bhuvneshwar, and for that matter Ravindra Jadeja, is not Virat Kohlis first choice. He prefers Umesh Yadavs pace and Amit Mishras legspin. Post lunch on day four, with West Indies going fairly well in their quest to ensure they dont lose this Test, it was Bhuvneshwar and Jadeja who turned the match around with the second new ball.Theres a reason why Bhuvneshwar was Kohlis last resort. He bowled the entire match-changing spell without a fine leg. No fine leg, no long leg, no backward square leg. No man behind square on the leg side. Kohli prefers his wickets with batsmen fending at express quicks. It was a sign that the young captain is not stubborn in that he first selected Bhuvneshwar and then gave him the field that works with his bowling. Bhuvneshwar was about to show him the other way of taking wickets.Kohli had taken the new ball as soon as it became available just before lunch despite the struggles of Jermaine Blackwood and Marlon Samuels against the turning old ball. It was a session in which an India bowler took a wicket for the first time in 528 legal deliveries. If the last wicket off a bowler shouldnt have been given out - Shane Dowrich on the last day in Jamaica - the legality of this 528th delivery was in doubt. It was an Ishant Sharma bouncer that Darren Bravo top-edged after taking his eyes off, but Ishant didnt quite seem to have a part of his foot behind the crease. It wasnt an obvious no-ball, though, and after multiple replays the third umpire ruled in favour of the bowler, perhaps acting on the new ICC directive to grant the benefit of doubt to the bowler. R Ashwin went on to get the other overnight batsman, Kraigg Brathwaite, and the two spinners had Samuels and Blackwood uncomfortable. Kohli took the new ball and handed it over to Bhuvneshwar. The batsmen had added 59 before lunch, they can both punish errors in line, but through the spell Bhuvneshwar conceded only two shots to fine leg. Blackwood was the first one to go, having faced 15 straight dots from Bhuvneshwar, who bowled a length fuller than he did with the first new ball. The 16th was an outswinger that Blackwood, who loves bat on ball, couldnt resist. Kohli took one of the more predictable edges at second slip.It took less persistence to set Samuels, 48, up. With Blackwood facing the Bhuvneshwar swing almost exclusively, it was only during the 10th over with the new ball that Samuels was presented to Bhuvneshwar. This time Bhuvneshwar was in no mood for slow cooking. Four outswingers later, he went wide on the crease, slipped in an inswinger, and Samuels, surprised by it all, played on.Kohli brought Jadeja on at the other end, and he kept creating trouble with the ones that went straight on. The one that turned, though, got the man who had denied India in Jamaica, Roston Chase. Bhuvneshwars masterclass continued at the other end. Jason Holder was caught on the back foot by one that angled in, and Alzarri Joseph followed a straight ball outside off.With a remarkable five-for in sight, Bhuvneshwars persistence was thoroughly tested by his fielders. There were signs he was tiring - the second ball of the 10th over was short and pulled for four, reducing the spell analysis to 9.2-6-11-4 - but he still produced the edge from Shane Dowrich. KL Rahul dropped his second chance of the match at third slip, but it took the third umpire to ascertain it that he had grassed it. In his next over, Bhuvneshwar was offered what should have been his through an ill-advised pull from Dowrich. Rohit Sharma, though, dropped a relatively easy catch at midwicket; he suggested he had lost the ball in the sun. Later in that over Bhuvneshwar was denied a pretty straightforward lbw by the umpire; Miguel Cummins was the beneficiary this time.A change in bowling at the other end worked. R Ashwin ended this frustrating 6.5-over partnership, and Bhuvneshwar bowled another over to complete his third Test five-for. This was one of his least impressive wickets; in this over he had even conceded a boundary to fine leg. Two balls later Dowrich saw one short and wide, edged the cut, and this time Shikhar Dhawan nearly dropped it at first slip. Dhawan took the rebound, drawing hardly a reaction from Bhuvneshwar.India had wasted about 40 minutes through some ordinary fielding, but the first culprit, Rahul, went about making up for that time in earnest. His 28 off 24 gave India a run rate of higher than six, but with the subsequent fall of Kohli and Dhawan meant Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma had to be cautious at the start of their partnership. They scored only 16 in the first nine overs of their stand as West Indies made no bones about trying to slow India down through containment and not wickets. 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The patch, shaped like home plate, carries the number 715, Aarons autograph and a "40th Anniversary" banner.Australias 4x100m freestyle relay team claimed Rio Olympic gold on Saturday night in a world record time.The team of Emma McKeon, Brittany Elmslie, Bronte and sister Cate Campbell ensured Australia defended its Olympic title.They clocked three minutes 30.65 seconds, bettering Australias previous world-best mark of 3:30.98 set at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.Earlier, Australias Mack Horton secured the nations first gold medal at Rio, winning the 400m freestyle.The 20-year-old is the first Australian since Ian Thorpe in 2004 to win the Olympic 400m freestyle crown.Horton clocked three minutes, 41.55 seconds to claim the stirring win ahead of defending champion Sun Yang (3:41.68) of China.While earlier Sunday morning Australias archers won the nations first medal of the Games, taking a surprise bronze in the teams event.Taylor Worth, Ryan Tyack and Alec Potts beat China in the bronze medal match to put Australia on the medal table early at the Sambodromo on the opening day of competition.But cycling hope Richie Portes Games are over after he crashed out in the road race.After finishing fifth in the Tour de France last month, Porte arrived in Rio as a medal chance in both the road race and time trial.The Tasmanian is now out of Wednesdays time trial after breaking his collar bone when he crashed on the second of three descents from the steep Vista Chinese climb, injuring his right shoulder.He was well placed with less than 40km left in the brutal 237.5km race, sitting in the main peloton as it chased a leading group of five riders.No Australians featured among the top finishers, with Belgian Greg van Avermaet claiming the gold.Conditions were also tough for the rowers, while Australia had an unlikely pair of Olympic history makers inn John Millman and Melissa Tapper and the team sports made solid starts.ddddddddddddThe rowing regatta opened in high winds and choppy waters at Lagoa Stadium, with Australias gold medal favourite Kim Brennan describing the course as unrowable.Brennan lost her first single scull race in two years when she finished third in her heat but is through to Tuesdays quarter finals.Theyve never raced us in these sort of conditions before, its unprecedented to race a race in cross white cap conditions, said Brennan.Normally this would be deemed unrowable.Teammate Rhys Grant also reached the quarters of the mens single scull, while mens pair Spencer Turrin and Alex Lloyd won their heat.Andrew Bogut led Australias basketballers?to an 87-66 thrashing of France, while the womens side came from behind to open their Olympics with a win over hosts Brazil.The mens hockey side scraped home with a 2-1 win over New Zealand, but the womens side were left disappointed as they fell 2-1 short against great Britain in a tough hit out.Australias womens rugby team dominated in their opening day, defeating Columbia 53-0 in the biggest victory of the day, while they also outclassed Fiji 36-0 in a six-try rout.World No.75 Millman recorded the first double bagel in Olympic tennis history, thrashing hapless Lithuanian Ricardas Berankis 6-0 6-0 in the first round. 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