The West Indies have the upper-hand after the second day's play in the third and final Test in Mumbai. Darren Bravo was the hero of the day for the West Indies. The stylish left-hander led his team's charge with a brilliant 163, his second successive century in the series. Other batsmen too made handsome contributions, taking the Calypso Kings to a score of 575 for nine at the close of play. But things could've been worse for India had young pacer Varun Aaron not triggered a collapse in the final session. The Jharkhand pacer claimed his maiden wicket in Test cricket by sending back danger-man Bravo and finished the day with three victims to his name.