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west indies vs pakistan, 2nd test, day 4, kingston
West Indies vs Pakistan, 2nd Test, Day 4, Kingston
Shaheen Afridi struck early on Day 4 to get the nightwatchman Alzarri Joseph.
Jermaine Blackwood and Nkrumah Bonner resisted Pakistan's attack with a 60-run stand for the fifth wicket to keep Pakistan at bay for most of the first session.
Mohammad Abbas broke the stand just after the second drinks break to open the gates as Pakistan lost four wickets in quick succession.
Shaheen Afridi picked up the remaining two wickets finishing a career-best with 6-51 as West Indies were bowled out for 152, conceding a 152-run lead.
Pakistan's openers got their side off to a flier adding 70 runs in just 57 balls to extend Pakistan's lead.
All their batsmen chipped in with handy cameos as Pakistan raced away to 176/6 before declaring with a lead of 328.
Pakistan picked up the one wicket as West Indies ended the day on 49 for 1, behind by 280.
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