Playing with great restraint, Tendulkar and Bangar, who had plodded away at one end all this while, helped India inch closer to the West Indies target. They were, however, to be separated after they had realised 46 runs for the third wicket, Bangar falling to Merv Dillon. Skipper Sourav Ganguly, who followed, lasted just one ball, a victim of a poor decision by umpire Asoka De Silva. India were suddenly is some trouble.