2nd Test: West Indies v Pakistan @ Basseterre

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WI 59/2

17.5 Abdur Rehman to Simmons, OUT, taken! on the second attempt, Simmons is gone, Pakistan are in a huddle, caught at second slip

LMP Simmons c Mohammad Hafeez b Abdur Rehman 24 (57b 2x4 0x6) SR: 42.10

[mikesiva]

Simmons out for 24....

In four innings, he's failed to score a half-century. There are question marks hanging over his place, too.

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WI 63/3..... Sars gone...

19.4 Abdur Rehman to Sarwan, OUT, loud, imploring, elongated shout for leg before, he was caught in the crease to one that hurried straight on from a length and struck him on the leg, he was too late to get any bat on it, not given by Billy, it struck him above the pads, but Sarwan is not a tall man, Misbah goes for a referral, it would have hit top of off stump, huge wicket

RR Sarwan lbw b Abdur Rehman 0 (4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00

[badpepper]

And we could have moved up in the test rankings.

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50 up for Bravo...good knock

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WI in a spot of bother 116/5

48.3 Riaz to Bravo, OUT, that will be it, the change has worked, he was shuffling across a long way, and Riaz bowled it full and angled it in, struck just below the knee roll, Asoka thinks that is gone, Bravo goes for the review, in fact that would have just about clipped leg stump, so the on field call stands, and it would have stood even if it he had been given not out in the first place and Pakistan had reviewed, Bravo is gone though

DM Bravo lbw b Wahab Riaz 50 (144b 2x4 2x6) SR: 34.72

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Stumps - Day 4

Pakistan 272 & 377/6d
West Indies 223 & 130/5 (53.0 ov)

West Indies require another 297 runs with 5 wickets remaining

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Can rain save WI?

[badpepper]

Can rain save WI?

No such luck:

It's bright, sunny and idyllic in this lovely ground, with fluffy white clouds adorning the pristine blue sky. Pakistan's bowlers will be smiling.

[BallOil]

Can rain save WI?

No such luck:

It's bright, sunny and idyllic in this lovely ground, with fluffy white clouds adorning the pristine blue sky. Pakistan's bowlers will be smiling.

dang... Now Nash gone.. WI 135/6

55.2 Saeed Ajmal to Nash, OUT, the first nail on the coffin on Day 5. Nash is gone, guiding a tame edge straight into slip's lap. Short of a length, lands well outside off, grips, turns and bounce. Nash would have normally not played at it, but the pressure of the fielders close-in, and the ever lurking threat of the Ajmal doosra forces him to feel for it. Mistake.

BP Nash c Taufeeq Umar b Saeed Ajmal 30 (72b 2x4 0x6) SR: 41.66