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West Indies Hold 155-Run Lead Over Pakistan at End of Third Day in Test Match

A fluctuating day with 14 wickets falling ended with the West Indies leading Pakistan by 155 runs.

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The West Indies lead Pakistan by 155 runs at the close of the third day in Trinidad. A day marked by fluctuating fortunes and 14 wickets falling concluded with the West Indies precariously at 126 for seven in their second innings. The visitors, despite their bowlers' efforts led by Mohammad Abbass, faced an abrupt batting collapse that handed the home side a 29-run first innings advantage.

How did the West Indies gain their first innings advantage?

Pakistan, well-positioned at 244 for three, collapsed to 282 all out, largely due to West Indies seamer Justin Greaves, who took career-best Test figures of five for 27.

What was the impact of Justin Greaves' performance?

Greaves' disciplined bowling significantly contributed to Pakistan's collapse, taking crucial wickets and shifting the momentum towards the West Indies.

How did Pakistan respond to the West Indies' lead?

Pakistan fought back with their bowlers, led by Abbass, but the West Indies managed to secure a 155-run lead by the end of the day.

What are the key highlights from the third day's play?

Key highlights include Greaves' exceptional bowling, Pakistan's dramatic collapse, and the West Indies' gritty performance to secure a significant lead.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What was the final score of the West Indies in their first innings?
The West Indies scored 311 runs in their first innings.
How many wickets did Justin Greaves take in the match?
Justin Greaves took five wickets in the match, achieving career-best Test figures of five for 27.
What was Pakistan's total score in their first innings?
Pakistan scored 282 runs in their first innings.
Who led Pakistan's bowling attack?
Mohammad Abbass led Pakistan's bowling attack.

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