Last Updated on August 4, 2026, 8:28 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The 2nd test match of Pakistan Tour of West Indies 2026 second day concluded with West Indies on 334 runs all out after 105.4 overs. On the second day West Indies batting lineup added 105 runs to the score board and captain Roston Chase completed his half century. Chase scored 70 runs in 126 balls.
The second day of the test match began with Captain Chase standing unbeaten on 36 runs and Justin Greaves unbeaten on 64 runs. Graves added 9 runs to his first day score before losing his wicket in 82 over on the ball of Ali Usman and caught by Awais Zafar.
The Windies captain added 34 runs to his first day score, completed his half century and played for another twenty runs before losing his wicket. During his batting spell, captain chase hit 11 fours in the first innings and lost his wicket in the 91st over.
He was dismissed by the Pakistan bowler Ubaid Shah.
After the loss of the captain’s wicket, Kemar Roach and Shamar Joseph contributed to the final score by scoring 19 runs in 62 balls and 8 runs in 7 balls respectively.
After the dismissal of Jyaden Seale’s wicket by the Pakistan bowler Sajid Khan, the first inning of the West Indies team for the 2nd Test match of the two match series came to an end. The last two batters of the West Indies cricket team, Jomel Warrican, who was the last man standing and Jayden Seales scored 5 and 8 runs.
The Windies Cricket even shared that the West Indies cricket team scored more than 300 runs in the 1st innings of the 2nd test match as they scored 311 runs in the 1st innings of the 1st test match.The Windies Cricket said, “Another 300 plus score in our first innings this summer”.
Additionally, the 2 test match is taking place at the Queen’s Park Oval, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago where Jeffery Guillen, President of Queen’s Park Cricket Club felicitated the two West Indies players for achieving a milestone in the test cricket career.
Kemar Roach was awarded for dismissing 300 wickets and Jayden Seales for 100 wickets. The Windies Cricket shared the glimpse of the felicitation ceremony online on their official social media handle.
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