18.3

Abbas to Chanderpaul, 3 runs, 123ks very full outside off, Chanderpaul leans into the drive and places it straight of mid-off. Masood gives chase and puts in a dive near the boundary ropes to save a run for his side

18.4

4

Abbas to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, no saving this time around. 122ks short outside off, Hodge plays the late cut and gets it in the gap to the left of backward point

19.3

Mohammad Ali to Chanderpaul, 3 runs, that one sat up on a length in the mid 120ks and Chanderpaul has smashed that off the back foot in the gap through cover. Two fielders give chase from the off-side ring and it is skipper Babar who manages to pull the ball back inches inside the rope

Nice shot young Hodge - fiur

20.3

4

Abbas to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, to long-off

50/1

Day 1: 2nd Session

WI 50 /1 (21.1) CRR:2.36

Tagenarine Chanderpaul 18 (59)

Kavem Hodge 19 (39)

At first glance Pakistani pace bowling looks innocuous when compared to Sri Lanka's attack.

22.6

4

Abbas to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, crunched! Swivels early and belts the 123ks length ball with a cracking pull all along the ground square on the leg-side

Day 1: 2nd Session

WI 60 /1 (24) CRR:2.5

Tagenarine Chanderpaul 21 (72)

Kavem Hodge 24 (46

24.1

4

Khurram Shahzad to Kavem Hodge, FOUR, to deep extra cover

Partnership: 51(9

So Tage retired out.

25.5

Aamer Jamal to Chanderpaul, out Caught by Salman Agha!! Aamer Jamal strikes in his first over. He looks thrilled and so are the rest of his mates. He was bowling from round the wicket to Chanderpaul, so there was a clear plan there to force him to play a needless shot. It was on a length and nowhere near off stump. Chanderpaul could have left it alone, but he decided to push with hard hands and feeds a thick outside-edge low to the right of second slip.

Chanderpaul c Salman Agha b Aamer Jamal 21(77) [4s-1]

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