Ali and Abbas lead Pakistan’s clinical bowling display as Windies fold for 311
TAROUBA - Fast bowler Mohammad Ali produced a superb display of disciplined seam bowling to claim four wickets as Pakistan dismissed West Indies for 311 on the second day of the opening Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Sunday, despite a courageous fighting knock from Shai Hope. After resuming at 194-3 overnight, West Indies looked to build a substantial first-innings total, but Pakistan’s relentless pace attack ensured the hosts never gained complete control. The left-hander faced 183 deliveries and struck nine boundaries in a patient innings that helped rescue the hosts after a shaky start on the opening day.
- ▪TAROUBA - Fast bowler Mohammad Ali produced a superb display of disciplined seam bowling to claim four wickets as Pakistan dismissed West Indies for 311 on the second day of the opening Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Sunday, desp
- ▪After resuming at 194-3 overnight, West Indies looked to build a substantial first-innings total, but Pakistan’s relentless pace attack ensured the hosts never gained complete control.
- ▪The left-hander faced 183 deliveries and struck nine boundaries in a patient innings that helped rescue the hosts after a shaky start on the opening day.
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TAROUBA - Fast bowler Mohammad Ali produced a superb display of disciplined seam bowling to claim four wickets as Pakistan dismissed West Indies for 311 on the second day of the opening Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Sunday, despite a courageous fighting knock from Shai Hope. After resuming at 194-3 overnight, West Indies looked to build a substantial first-innings total, but Pakistan’s relentless pace attack ensured the hosts never gained complete control. Ali emerged as the chief destroyer with outstanding figures of 4-50 in 21.5 overs, while Mohammad Abbas claimed three wickets, Khurram Shahzad grabbed two and Aamer Jamal chipped in with one in a polished all-round bowling performance.
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