West Indies v South Africa - 3rd Test 1991/2 - Match Preview
Port of Spain Trinidad
Pitch: 98 - An interesting wicket, multicoloured and patchy. The groundsman refuses to predict how long it will last, it is likely to favour the bowlers at some stage of the match. Most likely it will be the
spinners who benefit most, perhaps as early as the third day.
Weather: 2 - Hot and Sunny
West Indies XI:
D.L.Haynes, P.V.Simmons, R.B.Richardson (c), B.C.Lara, C.L.Hooper, K.L.T.Arthurton, D.Williams (wk), R.A.Harper, C.E.L.Ambrose, C.A.Walsh, B.P.Patterson
South Africa XI;
S.J.Cook, M.W.Rushmere, K.C.Wessels (c), P.N.Kirsten, W.J.Cronje, B.M.McMillan, D.J.Richardson (wk), C.R.Matthews, O.Henry, R.P.Snell, A.A.Donald
West Indies make two changes, replacing Adams with Hooper, and with pitch conditions in mind bringing in offpspinner Harper to replace paceman Winston Benjamin.
1-0 up, the South Africans have dominated on their tour so far and the West Indies begin the match as the team under most pressure.
Toss: West Indies
Queens Park Oval in Port of Spain Trinidad hosts the 3rd Test

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