West Indies and South Africa Draw in Rain-Affected First Test

Athanaze's resilient 92 helps West Indies stave off defeat as rain disrupts play in Port of Spain.

• South Africa declared at 173-3, setting West Indies a target of 298 runs.
• Alick Athanaze narrowly missed a maiden test century, scoring 92.
• Persistent rain impacted play throughout the test, including washing out most of Day 4.
• Keshav Maharaj took eight wickets in the match for South Africa.
• The second test will commence at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Thursday.

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