West Indies score 303-7 at lunch in first Test against Pakistan
Arab News Pakistan led with the West Indies' progress and highlighted Shai Hope's near-century, while Dawn emphasized Pakistan's control and the performance of their seamers. Both outlets reported the score of 303-7 at lunch, but Dawn included a description of a celebratory moment involving Pakistan pacer Mohammad Ali.
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Pakistan seize control but Hope, Joseph fight on as West Indies reach 303-7 at lunch
TAROUBA: Pakistan pacer Mohammad Ali (R) celebrates dismissing West Indies batter Justin Greaves during their first Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Sunday.—AFP TAROUBA: Pakistan struck four times in the morning session to wrest back control of the first Test against the West Indies, but Shai Hope’s stubborn unbeaten 89 and a late burst from Shamar Joseph helped the hosts reach 303-7 a...
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Hope carries West Indies to 303-7 at lunch against Pakistan in first Test
TAROUBA: Shai Hope neared a century and led West Indies to 303-7 against Pakistan at lunch on the second day of the first test on Sunday. Pakistan’s seamers took four wickets in an extended session as play began half an hour before its scheduled 10 a.m. start to make up for Saturday’s rain-hit day. Hope, dropped on 51 by Azan Awais at first slip, was unbeaten on 89 off 174 balls at the break an...
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