Sydney: Incessant rain continued to dampen the third Test between Australia and West Indies as the bad weather washed out the entire third day's play at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
<img title="Security personnel stand guard as rain delays play on the third day" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/jan/sydney5jan.jpg" alt="Security personnel stand guard as rain delays play on the third day" /> Security personnel stand guard as rain delays play on the third day. Pic/ AFP
Opting to bat first, opener Kraigg Brathwaite smashed 85 runs to help his side reach 248-7 on the second day before rain disrupted the play.
Meanwhile, Darren Bravo remained unbeaten on 30 and will resume his side's inning when he will come to bat on day four along with Kemar Roach.
Australia have taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series following their 177-run win against West Indies in the second match in Melbourne.

Incessant rain continued to dampen the third Test between Australia and West Indies as the bad weather washed out the entire third day's play at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday

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Incessant rain continued to dampen the third Test between Australia and West Indies as the bad weather washed out the entire third day's play at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday

Persistent rain washes out third day of Aus-WI Sydney Test

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