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Day 4 - West Indies lead by 155 runs

WI 126/7 (43)

Kemar Roach 5 (34)

Shamar Joseph 22 (13)

Pitch Report | Samuel Badree: "It's nice and sunny, so no issues in terms of the weather.

This pitch is entering the most fascinating phase yet. We've had 14 wickets fall yesterday, and as I look closely at the surface, these cracks have widened up quite significantly. There are a few indentations as well. This one in particular grabbed my eye because of the length at which it is positioned. The cracks are parallel to the pitch, and some of them are perpendicular. The parallel ones will affect the lateral movement, the perpendicular ones will affect the bounce.

And what we have seen so far is the lowering of bounce on the surface as we've progressed through the course of the Test match. In fact, it's about 10 centimeters less on day three, and we expect that variability to continue as we go through as the sun bakes down on the surface.

And we also have the possibility of some of those deliveries kicking or bouncing higher on the batter. So it's going to be a real challenge for everyone who has to bat on this surface. West Indies still have three wickets in hand, 155 ahead. That is a lot more than it sounds. Pakistan, they'll have their work cut out for them when it's their turn to bat."

WI 311 & 126/7 vs PAK 282 (Kemar Roach 5(34) Shamar Joseph 22(13)) |

@Narper

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43.1

Mohammad Ali to Shamar Joseph, 1 run, 129.6kph, pitched up outside off, Shamar Joseph throws his bat at it for a drive and outside-edges to deep backward point

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43.2

4

Mohammad Ali to Roach, byes, FOUR, 131kph, with two slips in place, Mohammad Ali bowls an in-seamer that goes down leg. Roach misses the glance and the diving keeper can't stop it either

43.4

4

Mohammad Ali to Roach, FOUR, shouts of 'catch it' but it's wide of the keeper. Pad-lined length ball, Roach gets an inside edge on his glance

Day 4: 1st Session -

WI 135/7 (44) CRR:3.07

West Indies lead by 164 runs

Kemar Roach 9 (39)

Shamar Joseph 23 (14)

44.6

Khurram Shahzad to Shamar Joseph, FOUR, short ball from Shahzad and Shamar Joseph goes after it. Swivels and goes hard on the pull. More off the top edge and the ball goes fine to the fine leg fence and the boundary brings up the fifty partnership between the duo

50 partnership.

Day 4: 1st Session - West Indies lead by 176 runs

180 run lead

Is this the minimum target that makes Pakistan feel nervous?

@Narper

Siiix fi Shama

lead 183

46.2

6

Khurram Shahzad to Shamar Joseph, SIX, shot of the day! 112.8kph, slower ball on a full length, Shamar Joseph spots it, clears his front leg and lofts it handsomely.

Top Score Shamar