West Indies Clinch First Home Test Series Win in Four Years After Draw Against Sri Lanka

West Indies secured their first home Test series victory in four years after the second Test against Sri Lanka ended in a rain-affected draw at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

Holding a 1-0 lead after their innings win in the opening Test, the hosts comfortably sealed the two-match series. Sri Lanka declared their second innings at 251/9, setting West Indies a challenging target of 302. Openers John Campbell and Brandon King responded with an unbeaten 89-run stand before rain interrupted play. After a brief resumption, the match was called off with West Indies on 109 without loss.

Captain Roston Chase hailed the achievement as the greatest of his career, praising his batters for delivering crucial performances throughout the series.