Overview
- West Indies recovered from 168 for 5 to declare 626 for 9 after a 401-run sixth-wicket partnership between Amir Jangoo and captain Roston Chase.
- Playing only his second Test after replacing an injured Shai Hope, Amir Jangoo converted his maiden Test century into 233 and set a new West Indies World Test Championship individual high.
- Roston Chase made 194, his first Test century in more than seven years and the highest score of his career, before being dismissed shortly before the declaration.
- Sri Lanka's reply was damaged by West Indies' seamers on Day 4 as the tourists were 81 for 6 after Milan Rathnayake had earlier taken five wickets in the match and Lahiru Kumara missed play with a hamstring issue.
- The 401-run stand is the first 400-plus sixth-wicket partnership in Test history and it leaves West Indies in a commanding position that could materially affect their World Test Championship prospects.