Justin Greaves Hits Unbeaten 64 as West Indies Reach 239/5
Justin Greaves struck an unbeaten 64 to guide West Indies to 239/5 at stumps on a rain-affected opening day of the second Test against Pakistan in Trinidad.
Coming in at a crucial stage, Greaves shared important partnerships with Shai Hope (29) and captain Roston Chase (36*) to steady the innings after early setbacks. Brandon King gave the hosts a solid start with 46 before falling to Ali Usman, while Mohammad Ali impressed with the ball for Pakistan. Sajid Khan claimed a wicket but Pakistan captain Babar Azam dropped a straightforward catch to give Greaves a lifeline.
Pakistan’s decision to leave out Mohammad Abbas despite his outstanding performance in the first Test also came under scrutiny after West Indies recovered strongly.
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