West Indies then began their second innings and reached 30 for 3, extending their overall lead to 59 runs.
TAROUBA: Pakistan were dismissed for 282 in their first innings on the third day of the opening Test against the West Indies, conceding a 29-run first-innings lead after the hosts posted 311.
Resuming on 199 for 3 at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Pakistan lost their remaining seven wickets for 83 runs and were bowled out in 80.1 overs shortly after the lunch interval.
Shan Masood led Pakistan’s resistance with 109, while Imam-ul-Haq contributed 63. No other batter managed to make a significant contribution against a disciplined West Indies bowling attack.
Fast bowler Justin Greaves starred for the hosts with 5 wickets, while Kemar Roach and Shamar Joseph claimed two wickets each. Jayden Seales picked up the remaining wicket.
The West Indies then began their second innings and reached 30 for 3, extending their overall lead to 59 runs by the latest update.
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Earlier, Pakistan closed the second day of the first Test on 199-3, responding confidently to the West Indies’ first-innings total of 311 and trailing by 112 runs.
Shan Masood remained unbeaten on 88, while Salman Ali Agha was yet to score at stumps. Pakistan’s innings was anchored by a 155-run second-wicket partnership between Masood and Imam-ul-Haq, who made 63.
Pakistan suffered an early setback when debutant Azan Awais was dismissed for 0, while Babar Azam contributed 23 before being dismissed.
The West Indies resumed the day on 194-3 and were bowled out for 311 shortly after lunch. while Shai Hope fell after a well-made 92
For Pakistan, Mohammad Ali led the bowling attack with 4 wickets, Mohammad Abbas claimed 3, Khurram Shahzad took 2, and Aamer Jamal picked up 1.
With seven wickets still in hand, Pakistan will look to erase the remaining 112-run deficit and build a first-innings lead on the third day.
