For the second Test match against Pakistan, Pakistan is in an ideal position after Day 3. West Indies stand at 103/6 in their second innings, with a total advantage of just 60 runs. Sajid Khan is the reason why they are in this state, having taken four of the six wickets, and even troubling them during the first innings. Sajid Khan's fast bowling is contributing to Pakistan's chances of a big victory in this second Test match. A win for Pakistan would mean that it's their first away win in eight consecutive defeats.
Pakistan recorded 387 in their first innings, while West Indies was all out for 344. For their second innings, none of the West Indies batsmen has yet managed to score a fifty. Sajid Khan is proving to be an enigma for the West Indies batsmen, taking 4 wickets for 32 runs in 12 overs.
Sajid Khan first dismissed Tejnarayan Chanderpaul in the 10th over of the West Indies' second innings, then sent Aamir Jangoo back to the pavilion in the 18th over. In the 36th over, he bowled Shai Hope for 15, and in the 38th over, he dismissed Jayden Seals LBW, putting the West Indies on the back foot.
Justin Greaves is now at the crease, and Brandon King could be the next batsman to come in. Justin Greaves is the one who snatched the match from Pakistan in the first match. However, with two days of play remaining, it now seems difficult for the West Indies to win or draw the match. In the second innings, Tejnarayan Chanderpaul scored 17, Kavem Hodge 34, Aamir Jangoo 13, Roston Chase 17, and Shai Hope 15 for West Indies. Jayden Seals remained unbeaten on 1, while Justin Greaves remained unbeaten on 1.
For Pakistan, all six wickets so far have been taken by spinners. Ali Usman took two wickets, while Sajid Khan took four. Sajid Khan had also taken four wickets in the first innings.
For the second Test match against Pakistan, Pakistan is in an ideal position after Day 3. West Indies stand at 103/6 in their second innings, with a total advantage of just 60 runs. Sajid Khan is the reason why they are in this state, having taken four of the six wickets, and even troubling them during the first innings. Sajid Khan's fast bowling is contributing to Pakistan's chances of a big victory in this second Test match. A win for Pakistan would mean that it's their first away win in eight consecutive defeats.
Pakistan recorded 387 in their first innings, while West Indies was all out for 344. For their second innings, none of the West Indies batsmen has yet managed to score a fifty. Sajid Khan is proving to be an enigma for the West Indies batsmen, taking 4 wickets for 32 runs in 12 overs.
Sajid Khan first dismissed Tejnarayan Chanderpaul in the 10th over of the West Indies' second innings, then sent Aamir Jangoo back to the pavilion in the 18th over. In the 36th over, he bowled Shai Hope for 15, and in the 38th over, he dismissed Jayden Seals LBW, putting the West Indies on the back foot.
Justin Greaves is now at the crease, and Brandon King could be the next batsman to come in. Justin Greaves is the one who snatched the match from Pakistan in the first match. However, with two days of play remaining, it now seems difficult for the West Indies to win or draw the match. In the second innings, Tejnarayan Chanderpaul scored 17, Kavem Hodge 34, Aamir Jangoo 13, Roston Chase 17, and Shai Hope 15 for West Indies. Jayden Seals remained unbeaten on 1, while Justin Greaves remained unbeaten on 1.
For Pakistan, all six wickets so far have been taken by spinners. Ali Usman took two wickets, while Sajid Khan took four. Sajid Khan had also taken four wickets in the first innings.