Last Updated on August 6, 2026, 12:39 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Pakistan Tour of West Indies 2 test match third day began with Pakistan batters making an outstanding comeback by scoring 387 runs in 115 overs. Abdullah Shafique was the star player of Pakistan cricket team as he hit the century in 173 balls
Shafique remained last in the crease and scored 160 runs off 323 balls. Apart from Shafique, Captain Babar Azam was the second player in the team who scored highest; he made a half century 78 balls and went on to score 88 runs in 147 balls. Both the players shared a 184-run partnership in the match.
Before Abdullah and captain Azam, Pakistan had already lost their 2 wickets of Azan awais and Iman-ul-Haq dismissed by the West Indies bowler Jomel Warrican and Shamar Joseph. West Indies fielder Brandon King ran out the Pakistan Captain Babar Azam on the ball of Warrican. After the loss of the Azam’s wicket Pakistan team was led by the Abdullah and Sajid Khan contribution of 30 runs in 72 balls.
Moreover, On the day three West bowlers showcased their best performance Jomel Warrican dismissed 6 wickets of the Pakistan team, highest among rest players. Jayden Seales dismissed 1 player and Shamar Joseph took 2 wickets of the Pakistan team players.
After the Pakistan cricket team was bowled out, Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Kavem Hodge opened the batting for the West Indies in their second innings of the 2 test match. Chanderpaul scored 17 runs in 25 balls and his wicket was dismissed lbw by the Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan.
Hodge also lost his wicket after scoring 34 runs in 71 balls the wicket was dismissed lbw by Ali Usman. On the third day of the 2 test match West Indies team scored 103 runs in 40 overs with loss of 6 wickets. The players who lost their wicket were Chanderpauly with 17 runs in 25 balls, Amir Jangoo 13 runs in 23 balls, Captain Roston Chase 17 runs in 45 balls, Shai Hope 15 runs in 63 balls and Jayden Seales with 0 run dismissed lbw by Sajid Khan.
Notably, Pakistan bowler Ali Usman dismissed 2 wickets and Sajid Khan 4 wickets of the West Indies plates on the third day of the 2 test match.
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