Virat Kohli on Thursday became the third Indian captain to score a Test century in the West Indies. The Indian skipper was unbeaten on 143 off 197 balls at the end of Day one. The 27-year-old cricketer follows in the footsteps of Kapil Dev (100*) in Port of Spain in 1982-83 and Rahul Dravid (146) in 2006 to score a ton in the Caribbean.

Kohli continued his limited overs form to ease to his 12th Test hundred and lead India to 302 for four on day one of the first Test at Antigua.