Overview
- West Indies were all out for 311 on Sunday with Shai Hope top-scoring on 92 and Kavem Hodge making 84 before a late collapse saw the home side lose five wickets for 54 runs.
- Mohammad Ali led Pakistan’s seam attack by taking four for 50 to finish the West Indies innings and help swing the contest back to the visitors.
- Pakistan replied strongly to reach 199 for 3 at stumps on Sunday, powered by an unbeaten 88 from Shan Masood and 63 from Imam-ul-Haq in a 155-run second-wicket partnership.
- Masood survived a close LBW after a television review upheld the on-field not-out call and play was halted early because of bad light, leaving Pakistan trailing by 112 runs overnight.
- Tarouba is hosting its first men’s Test and this two-match series carries World Test Championship points, with day three set to test whether Pakistan’s batting momentum or West Indies’ bowlers can seize control.