By Tony Cozier
In ST.JOHN’S
IT was a day on which the West Indies needed to be as sharp and as flawless in the field as they were in the first Test at Sabina Park.
On a pitch in the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium inaugural Test seemingly transplanted intact from the Antigua Recreation Ground, that field of batsmen’s dreams a few miles away, their bowlers plugged away with much of their newly-discovered discipline. But they lacked the support they enjoyed in Kingston that was even more essential here to counteract the disadvantage of the conditions.