First Test: Justin Greaves claims five as West Indies secure 29-run lead over Pakistan
Pakistan batter Shan Masood (left) bowled by West Indies' Justin Greaves (right) during the third day of first Test at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad and Tobago on July 27, 2026. — AFPJustin Greaves starred with a five-wicket haul as West Indies dismissed…
- ▪Pakistan batter Shan Masood (left) bowled by West Indies' Justin Greaves (right) during the third day of first Test at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad and Tobago on July 27, 2026. — AFPJustin Greaves starred with a five-wick
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Pakistan batter Shan Masood (left) bowled by West Indies' Justin Greaves (right) during the third day of first Test at Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad and Tobago on July 27, 2026. — AFPJustin Greaves starred with a five-wicket haul as West Indies dismissed Pakistan for 282 on the third day of the first Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Monday, taking a 29-run first-innings lead.The visitors, who resumed their first innings after lunch from 267/8 in response to West Indies' 311 all out, could add 15 more to their total and were thus booked for 282 in 80.1 overs.Pakistan got off to an undesired start to the second session of the ongoing third day as Greaves got rid of Mohammad Abbas (zero) to register his maiden five-wicket haul in the format.Khurram Shahzad offered…
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