The day witnessed 453 runs being scored, making it the second-highest number of runs scored in a day’s play in Test cricket in India. Along with that, 10 wickets also fell on Friday.
Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher, while talking to the media about the meeting, said "We will attend with a positive mindset. We will again put forward our demands in front of the ministers."
At the end of Day 2, India posted 421/7 runs on the board claiming a lead of 175 runs with Jadeja and Axar unbeaten with scores of 81(155)* and 35(62)* respectively.
India still have a mountain to climb as they trail by 191 runs in the match. India started off things in the final session at 188/2, with Shubman Gill (103*) and Virat Kohli (0*) unbeaten at the crease.
Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill began their innings on a quick pace and targeted Mitchell Starc to find boundaries on a consistent basis.
The Indian lower-order batters continued to plunder runs as the hosts raised 400 before getting all out on the stroke of lunch on the third day of the first Test against Australia. Axar Patel made 84 while Mohammed Shami slammed 37 as India took a massive 223-run lead in the first innings here on Saturday.
Mayers finished 2/10 off four overs while Roach has 2/28, leaving West Indies trailing by 153 runs heading into Wednesday's critical fourth day at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
Mathews has so far faced 194 balls, hitting 11 boundaries and two sixes. Chandimal has so far consumed 165 balls, hitting seven fours in the process.
The third day of the first Test match between India and Sri Lanka was called-off due to bad lights with…
