ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s cricket team was dismissed for 230 runs in their first innings on the second day of the Test match against West Indies in Multan.
Resuming their innings at 143 for 4, Pakistan lost their fifth wicket early as Saud Shakeel was dismissed for a well-played 84. Shakeel’s departure left Pakistan struggling to build partnerships.
At 197, Salman Agha was bowled out for 2 runs, followed by Nauman Ali’s unfortunate run out at 200, leaving Pakistan with just three wickets remaining.
Mohammad Rizwan, who had held the innings together, was dismissed for 71 runs when he was caught LBW at the same score of 200. Khurram Shehzad followed soon after, dismissed for 7 runs, caught out at 225.
The final wicket for Pakistan fell at 230, when Sajid Khan was bowled out for 18 runs. Abrar Ahmed remained not out on 0.
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With Pakistan’s innings wrapped up, West Indies will now look to build a strong response in this closely contested match.
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