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West Indies vs Pakistan Sajid Khan Thrilling 4-Wicket Surge

West Indies vs Pakistan

PORT OF SPAIN – West Indies vs Pakistan second Test reached a critical phase on Day 3 at Queen’s Park Oval. Pakistan established complete dominance after reducing the hosts to 103 for six at stumps. Off-spinner Sajid Khan produced a mesmerizing bowling spell, taking four key wickets for thirty-two runs. Consequently, the West Indies lead by only sixty runs with just four second-innings wickets remaining heading into the fourth day.

Earlier in the day, Pakistan resumed their first innings and scored 387 to take a forty-three-run lead. Opener Abdullah Shafique delivered an outstanding performance by scoring an unbeaten 160 runs. In addition, captain Babar Azam contributed a fluent 88 runs before a sensational direct hit from Brandon King ran him out. Left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican fought back heroically for the hosts, finishing with brilliant figures of six wickets for 112 runs.West Indies vs Pakistan

However, Pakistan’s spin bowling attack completely turned the match momentum during the final session. Sajid Khan dismissed opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul for seventeen before removing Amir Jangoo for thirteen. He then struck double blows late in the evening by removing Shai Hope for fifteen and nightwatchman Jayden Seales for a duck. On the very last ball of the day, Ali Usman claimed captain Roston Chase for seventeen via a simple return catch.

Justin Greaves remains at the crease as the last recognized batter alongside the lower order. Meanwhile, injury concerns surround Brandon King after he hurt his back during his acrobatic field throw. Pakistan now looks poised to wrap up the tail quickly on Day 4 to chase a modest victory target. On the other hand, the West Indies need an extraordinary batting rescue to avoid a series-leveling defeat.
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