Third Test, Calcutta, day one (close): India 275-6 v West Indies.
With India having already wrapped up the series, the home fans are slow to arrive for the final Test
Virender Sehwag makes a promising start, surviving this appeal before falling to Mervyn Dillon for 35
Rahul Dravid also falls cheaply for just 14 runs after he is controversially ruled lbw off Darren Powell's delivery
The Windies' four-pronged pace attack pays dividends as India's star batsmen fail to notch big scores
A patient Sanjay Bangar guides India to 275 for 6 - he is their only batsmen to top 50, racking up 77 runs
Wednesday, 30 October, 2002, 13:25 GMT 
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