Second Test: Pakistan bats in first innings, 5 wickets fall

 January 25, 2025

Multan: After the West Indies in the second and last Test, the Pakistani group likewise confronted challenges toward the start of the primary innings, however subsequent to losing 4 wickets early, Saud Shakeel and Muhammad Rizwan figured out how to control the vacillating batting line somewhat.

In the match being played at the Worldwide Cricket Arena in Multan, Pakistan's most memorable wicket succumbed to a sum of 22 when Mohammad Harira succumbed to Kemar Cockroach for 9 runs, while Babar Azam was bowled for only one run.

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Public group skipper Shan Masood was likewise bowled by Kemar Insect for a singular score of 15, while Kamran Ghulam additionally lost boldness subsequent to scoring 16 runs.

After four wickets fell early, Saud Shakeel and Muhammad Rizwan took the group's score forward, be that as it may, with a complete score of 119, Saud Shakeel likewise scored 32 runs and gave the wicket of Jomel Wrecken.

West Indies first innings

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Prior, West Indies chief Kraigg Brathwaite won the throw and chose to bat first.

Kraigg Brathwaite and Michael Lewis opened the innings for the opposing group, yet at a sum of 8, Pakistan's debutant quick bowler Kashif Ali had Michael Lewis got behind the wickets in his over.

Sajid Khan required the second wicket for Pakistan, accepting Aamir Jango as his casualty. From that point onward, Noman Ali didn't allow the West Indian hitters to rest and excused 4 players in a steady progression

Noman Ali likewise scored a full go-around and is the main spinner to take a full go-around for Pakistan in a Test match.

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West Indies' ninth wicket fell at a sum of 95 when Nouman Ali excused Kemar Insect and finished his 5-wicket pull.

Nouman Ali likewise took the last wicket of the West Indies for Pakistan, subsequently driving 6 players to the structure.

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Aside from this, Sajid Khan took 2 wickets, Kashif Ali and Abrar Ahmed took one wicket each.

For the West Indies, Gadakesh Moti was the champion batsman, scoring 55 runs, while 7 players from the opposing group lacked the ability to arrive at twofold figures and 4 players went out on ducks.

It ought to be noticed that Pakistan has a one-nothing lead in the two-Test series. Pakistan crushed the West Indies by 127 runs in the primary match played in Multan, while spinners took each of the 20 wickets for Pakistan