Overview
- West Indies secured the two-Test series 1-0 after openers John Campbell and Brandon King batted out the rain‑interrupted final day to take the second Test at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium to a draw.
- The pair finished unbeaten on 51 as Sri Lanka declared 251 for 9 to set 302, but showers and 40 overs of defensive batting ended the match with the hosts 109 for 0.
- The match was a high-scoring contest that produced 1,408 runs, with Lahiru Udara (188), Justin Greaves (180), Shai Hope (112) and an earlier 401-run stand by Amir Jangoo and Roston Chase shaping the series.
- Hours after the draw, the ICC fined West Indies players 10% of match fees and docked two World Test Championship points for being two overs short, dropping their points percentage from 16.67 to 15.00.
- Match referee Javagal Srinath imposed the sanctions after West Indies accepted the proposed penalty, and the team now turns to a two-Test home series with Pakistan that begins in Tarouba on July 25.