In this video, we revisit a memorable innings from Indian skipper Dilip Vengsarkar, who stood tall against a lethal West Indies bowling unit during the 3rd Test at Port of Spain in April 1989. While wickets kept tumbling at the other end, Vengsarkar showcased resilience and class with a fighting knock of 62 runs off 158 balls, spending 216 minutes at the crease and hitting 5 boundaries.br br Facing the fiery pace attack of Malcolm Marshall, Ian Bishop, Curtly Ambrose, and Courtney Walsh, the Indian captain’s innings was a beacon of hope amidst chaos. His knock helped India post a total of 213, giving the scoreboard a touch of respectability despite the constant pressure. #DilipVengsarkar #IndiaVsWestIndies #MalcolmMarshall #TestCricket #CricketHistory #PortOfSpain #CurtlyAmbrose #IanBishop #CourtneyWalsh #IndianCricket #CricketLegends #1989Series #ClassicCricket #WIVIND #VengsarkarInnings #MarshallMagicbr br However, it was the West Indies who had the final say — they romped to a 217-run victory, clinching the four-match series 2-0. The legendary Malcolm Marshall was unstoppable, grabbing a 10-wicket haul in the match and deservingly being named Player of the Match.br br 📽️ Watch the highlights of this intense Test battle and relive the moments when India braved one of the fiercest bowling lineups in cricket history.