Rain-affected draw gives West Indies their first home Test series win in four years

West Indies secure their first home Test series victory in four years after the second and final Test against Sri Lanka ends in a rain-affected draw. Across the match, play on the last day is repeatedly interrupted, and the game petered out rather than reaching a result. With the series already secured by the hosts’ performances in earlier play, the final match does not change the outcome of the series. The rain disruption ensures that neither side can force a finish, leading to a tame end to the Test. Multiple reports describe the series as a return to form for West Indies on home soil, marking a notable milestone after a four-year gap since their last home Test series win. Overall, the coverage aligns that weather plays a decisive role in the final Test’s lack of a result, while the series win for West Indies stands as the key outcome.