Just between them, the pair kept Sri Lanka on the field for 100.2 overs across Day 2 and 3. They started out on Saturday at 271/5, still training Sri Lanka’s first-innings total of 308 by 37 runs. It took them a little more than an hour to go past that and then consolidate further. Jangoo got to a century soon as West Indies went to Lunch with a lead of close to 50 runs. Sri Lanka then chased shadows in search of a breakthrough as the sixth wicket pair added another 136 runs in the middle session. In the first hour of the final session, Jangoo brought up his maiden Test double century. But leading into the drinks break, Milan Rathnayake dismissed him. On the other side of the break, West Indies lost Alzarri Joseph to go seven down.
