Alick Athanaze narrowly missed his first Test century but played a pivotal role in helping the West Indies secure a draw against South Africa in a rain-interrupted first Test at Queen's Park Oval on Sunday.
The Proteas had set a formidable target of 298 after declaring their second innings at 173 for three just before lunch. Athanaze's resilient 92, along with a crucial fifth-wicket stand of 65 with Jason Holder, propelled the hosts from a shaky 127 for four to 201 for five by the end of the match.
