Masood, Imam and Ali Shine as Pakistan Cut Deficit to 112 on Day Two vs West Indies
Pakistan wrapped up day two of the Test in strong position after West Indies were bowled out for 311. The visitors then reduced the deficit to 112 runs by stumps.
West Indies Dismissed for 311
West Indies lost their last wickets to finish on 311. Pakistan bowlers wrapped up the innings during the second day.
The total left Pakistan needing to bat carefully to stay in the contest. By close of play, the deficit stood at exactly 112 runs.
Key Contributions from Masood, Imam and Ali
Shan Masood, Imam-ul-Haq and Azhar Ali played important roles with the bat on day two. Their efforts helped Pakistan close the gap significantly.
These knocks kept Pakistan in the hunt after the first innings total from West Indies.
The batting display ensured the team avoided any immediate collapse. Fans watched as the deficit dropped steadily throughout the evening session.
Day Two Summary
- West Indies all out for 311
- Pakistan deficit trimmed to 112 at stumps
- Masood, Imam and Ali key in the reply
The match situation now sees Pakistan well placed heading into day three. Every run scored in the second innings will matter as the contest develops.
Stumps were called with Pakistan still to bat through the remainder of their innings on the third morning. The target remains reachable if the middle order continues the good work seen on day two.