Hope Carries West Indies to 303-7 at Lunch Against Pakistan in First Test
Hope was 89 not out after a 91-run stand with Kavem Hodge, and West Indies fought back after Pakistan struck early with the new ball.
- West Indies holds a 29-run first-innings advantage after Pakistan collapsed to 282 all out on the third day. Pakistan fell from a dominant 244-3, losing seven wickets for 38 runs.
- Justin Greaves, West Indies seamer, engineered the collapse with career-best Test figures of five for 27. His controlled bowling scythed through Pakistan's middle and lower order.
- Kavem Hodge and Shai Hope revived the West Indies innings with a 91-run fourth-wicket stand. Shamar Joseph smashed an unbeaten 22 to bolster the lead.
- Pakistan bowling coach Umar Gul said, "We didn't execute our plans the way we should have." He praised Mohammad Abbas for leading the attack and assisting younger bowlers.
- With the match heading toward a decisive fourth day, veteran pacer Kemar Roach and Joseph provided crucial resistance against the second new ball. The contest remains tightly poised in Tarouba.
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Ali and Abbas lead Pakistan’s clinical bowling display as Windies fold for 311
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Hope carries West Indies to 303-7 at lunch against Pakistan in first test
Shai Hope leads West Indies to 303-7 against Pakistan at lunch on the second day of the first test. Pakistan’s seamers took four wickets in an extended opening session Sunday as play began half an hour before its scheduled 10 a.m. start to make up for Saturday’s rain-hit day.
Pakistan vs West Indies LIVE, Day 2 score 1st Test — Hope, Hodge to resume for WI at 194/3
PAK vs WI Live: Catch the latest score, updates, commentary and highlights from Day 2 of the first Test between West Indies and Pakistan being played at the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad and Tobago.
West Indies vs Pakistan, 1st Test Day 2: Live Score and Updates from Trinidad
WI vs PAK, 1st Test Day 2 Live Score: Kavem Hodge and Shai Hope steadied the West Indies innings with a resilient partnership, guiding the hosts to 194/7 at stumps on Day 1. Can Pakistan hit back with the ball and wrest back control when play resumes on Day 2?
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