The West Indies made 284 runs for the loss of eight wickets at stumps on the fourth day of the second Test against Australia here on Monday.
The West Indies have gained an overall lead of 296 runs by the virtue of the first innings lead of 12 runs.
When the West Indies resumed on the fourth day at the Adelaide Oval at 23 without loss, captain Chris Gayle and Adrian Barath made 45 for the first wicket before Barath was run out for 17.
However, Gayle batted all day while wickets were falling at regular intervals on the other end.
Gayle completed his eleventh Test century and remained not out on 155 when play ended on the fourth day.
For Australia, Mitchell Johnson claimed four and Bollinger took two wickets while Shane Watson got one wicket.
