Millions of fans waited for a last magical century when Tendulkar resumed on his overnight score of 38. He looked positive, playing an array of trademark shots. But the dream was shattered when Darren Sammy latched on to a sharp chance in first slip off Tino Best in the 48th over of the innings. Rohit Sharma’s (111*) then slammed his second ton in as many Test innings as India put on an imposing 495/9.