West Indies ended a dramatic third day of the first Test against Pakistan at 126/7 in their second innings, leading by 155 runs after 14 wickets fell at the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad.
Earlier, Pakistan collapsed from 244/3 to 282 all out despite Shan Masood’s superb 109, conceding a 29-run first-innings lead. Justin Greaves starred with career-best figures of 5/27 to trigger the collapse, while veteran Kemar Roach claimed the final wicket. Pakistan responded strongly with the ball as Mohammad Abbass led the attack brilliantly, reducing West Indies to 126/7.
Roach and Shamar Joseph’s unbeaten partnership added valuable late runs, leaving the match finely poised heading into a potentially decisive fourth day.