Skipper Cheteshwar Pujara cracked his second triple hundred in first-class cricket as India"A" gained control of the third unofficial 'Test' against West Indies"A" by taking a substantial 296-run first innings lead. At Hubli today, Pujara remained unbeaten on 306 as the hosts declared their innings at 564 for nine at tea on Day three. Pujara started at the overnight score of 139.The other notable score was by Gautam Gambhir who made 123 earlier.West Indies were 116 for the fall of 3 wickets when stumps were drawn. Narsingh Deonarine,44 and Assad Fudadin ,36 were at the either end at close. The visitors made 268 in their 1st innings.