WI Vs PAK, 2nd Test, Day 4: Pakistan Smell Series Levelling Win Against West Indies At Kingston - Highlights

Catch Day 4 highlights and cricket scores of the second West Indies vs Pakistan Test match here. PAK set a 329-run target for WI

Shaheen Shah Afridi will be key for Pakistan as it seeks series equalling win against hosts West Indies in the second Test at Sabina Park, Kingston, on Monday. Catch WI vs PAK live scores here. *Courtesy: Twitter (@ICC)*

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Updated: 24 Aug 2021 6:06 pm

Pakistan gave themselves a chance to level the two-match series against the West Indies with a dominating performance on the penultimate day of the second Test at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. First, pacer Shaheen Afridi took a career-best six-wicket haul to dismiss the Windies for 150 in the first innings to give his side a lead of 152 runs, then returned to remove Kieran Powell (run out) to leave 49/1 in 19 overs at the close of play on Day 4. In between, Pakistan batsmen, sensing the need for urgency, put up a T20-like innings to score 176/6 in 27.3 overs before the declaration. Thus, they set a target of 329 for the Windies, who won the first Test by one wicket at the same venue. Catch Day 4 highlights and cricket scores of the second WI vs PAK Test match:

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