Athanaze’s heroics deny South Africa victory in weather-hit first Test
PORT OF SPAIN: South Africa’s hopes of securing a win in the first Test against the West Indies in Trinidad were dashed as they fell five wickets short, unable to break the West Indies’ resistance on the final day at Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad on Sunday. The match, which saw 142 overs lost to rain over the course of five days, eventually ended in a draw, marking the world’s first drawn Test in 28 matches since July last year. West Indies were bowled out for 233 in their first innings (91.5 overs) and finished at 201/5 (56.2


