Greaves Takes Four Wickets without a Run as Pakistan Trails West Indies by 44 Runs in First Test
Shan Masood’s unbeaten 88 and a 155-run stand with Imam-ul-Haq kept Pakistan in the contest after West Indies posted 311.
- On Sunday, Shan Masood and Imam-ul-Haq anchored Pakistan to 199-3 at the Brian Lara Stadium, trailing the West Indies first innings total of 311 by 112 runs.
- Mohammad Ali claimed four wickets, restricting the West Indies to 311 and preventing the hosts from reaching a total in excess of 400.
- Recovering from the early loss of opener Azan Awais to Kemar Roach, Masood and Imam stitched together a 155-run second-wicket partnership that restored Pakistan's position.
- Late strikes from Shamar Joseph and Jayden Seales dismissed Imam and captain Babar Azam, though Masood remained unbeaten on 88 to keep the visitors in a strong position.
- Play resumes on day three with Pakistan trailing by 112 runs, aiming to erase the deficit while Salman Ali Agha joins Masood at the crease.
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Winnipeg Free Press
Greaves takes four wickets without a run as Pakistan trails West Indies by 44 runs in first test
TAROUBA, Trinidad (AP) — Pakistan collapsed to 267-8 at lunch after Justin Greaves bowled four consecutive wicket maiden overs as West Indies made a strong comeback in the first cricket test on Monday.
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Shan Masood's unbeaten 88 and Imam-ul-Haq's 63 put Pakistan in control at 199/3 on Day 2 of the first Test against West Indies, trailing by 112 runs. Their 155-run partnership rescued the visitors after an early wicket. Earlier, Shai Hope's 92 helped West Indies post 311, while Mohammad Ali claimed four wickets for Pakistan.
Rutland Herald
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TAROUBA, Trinidad (AP) — Shan Masood made an unbeaten 88 in his first test innings since being relieved of the captaincy to put Pakistan in a strong position at stumps Sunday on the second day of the first cricket test…
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Pakistan Live NewsShan, Imam lead Pakistan's fightback in opening Test
TAROUBA: Shan Masood and Imam-ul-Haq shared a crucial 155-run partnership as Pakistan recovered from an early setback to reach 199-3 at the close on day two of the first Test against the West Indies, putting the tourists in a strong...
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