West Indies leads Pakistan by 155 with 3 wickets in hand after Day 3 of the 1st cricket test

Abbas then produced another outstanding new-ball spell to dismiss both Brandon King (5) and Kavem Hodge (0) to leave West Indies at 7-2 in the fifth over. When Mohammad Ali caught Amir Jangoo (4) off his own bowling and Khurram Shahzad bowled Shai Hope (10), West Indies was 43-4 and the second batting collapse of the day was in motion. Opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul (35) provided some resistance before he fell to Aamer Jamal, then Abbas returned to dismiss Greaves (20) and Shahzad nicked out captain Roston Chase (8). Pakistan resumed Monday at 199-3, in a strong position to match or overhaul West Indies' first innings.

Masood reached his century from 163 balls after resuming at 88 and, with Salman Agha, made slow early progress toward the 250 mark. But everything changed when Joseph bowled Agha (20) with a superb delivery which seamed past the outside edge to leave Pakistan at 244-4. Greaves took over, removing Masood with a ball that cannoned onto the stumps from an inside edge. Jamal (3) missed a straight delivery from Greaves which beat the bat and in quick succession Ali Usman (0) fell lbw and Mohammad Rizwan (12) was caught behind as Pakistan slipped to 259-8 before lunch.