Summary The West Indies team was bowled out for 344 runs in the first innings, Pakistan needs 78 more runs to end the West Indies' lead.
PORT OF SPAIN (Dunya News) - Pakistan reached 266-2 at stumps on day two of the second Test in Port of Spain, trailing West Indies' first-innings total of 344 by 78 runs, backed by Abdullah Shafique's unbeaten century and Babar Azam's strong knock.
At the end of the game, Pakistan scored 266 runs for the loss of 2 wickets, Abdullah Shafiq was at the crease after scoring 107 and captain Babar Azam was at 86 runs, Azan Owais was out after scoring 55 and Imam-ul-Haq was out after scoring 14 runs.
The West Indies team was bowled out for 344 runs in the first innings, Pakistan needs 78 more runs to end the West Indies' lead.
It should be noted that in the first innings of the second Test against Pakistan, thanks to a responsible half-century by captain Roston Chase, the West Indies scored 344 runs and all its players returned to the pavilion.
On the second day of the match in Port of Spain, West Indies resumed their incomplete innings at 239 for 5, with Justin Graves and captain Roston Chase adding another 30 runs, extending the previous day's partnership.
However, in the 9th over of the day, Ali Usman ended this important partnership by dismissing Justin Graves. Justin Graves played an innings of 73 runs off 150 balls, which included 9 fours.
After Graves' dismissal, Roston Chase put on a 35-run partnership for the sixth wicket with Kemar Roach, but was bowled by Ubaid Shah in the 95th over.
Roston Chase played a fine innings of 70 runs off 126 balls, which included 11 fours.
Kemar Roach scored 19 runs while Shammar Joseph scored 8 runs before falling victim to Sajid Khan. The early dismissal of both players reduced West Indies' score to 326 runs for 9 wickets.
Jay Dunne and Jameel Warrick added 18 runs for the last wicket, after which Sajid Khan dismissed Jay Dunne in the 105th over to wrap up the West Indies' first innings at 344 runs, with Jameel Warrick remaining not out with 5 runs.
Sajid Khan was the most successful bowler for Pakistan, taking 4 wickets for 85 runs in 32.4 overs, while Muhammad Ali, Ali Usman and Obaid Shah took 2 wickets each.
