Pakistan stumbles with three quick wickets chasing 211 against West Indies
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 4:49 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
In the first Test against West Indies, Pakistan experienced a shaky start on Day 4, losing three wickets for just 28 runs while chasing a target of 211. Jayden Seales made a significant impact, bowling two maiden overs that tilted the match toward the West Indies. Shan Masood's absence due to a finger injury further complicated matters for Pakistan, with captain Babar Azam currently at the crease on 16 runs. Earlier, Mohammad Abbas took five wickets, helping restrict West Indies to 181, leading by 29 runs in the first innings.
- •Pakistan is 28-3 at lunch on Day 4.
- •Babar Azam is unbeaten on 16 runs.
- •Shan Masood is sidelined with a finger injury.
- •Mohammad Abbas claimed 5-22 in the first innings.
- •West Indies set a target of 211 runs.
- 4:49 PMYahoo Sports — Pakistan loses 3 quick wickets in pursuit of 211-run target in 1st test vs. West Indies
"Jayden Seales bowled two consecutive wicket maiden overs to leave Pakistan stuttering at 28-3 at lunch on a Day 4 wicket that has plenty of variable bounce to trouble the batters. Captain Babar Azam was unbeaten on 16 after Pakistan suffered a blow when first innings century-maker Shan Masood couldn’t bat at his usual No. 3 position due to a finger injury while batting on the third day.
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