Pakistan and West Indies cricket match in Trinidad ends with West Indies leading by 155
All three outlets reported that the West Indies led Pakistan by 155 at the end of the third day in Trinidad. 24 News HD and Dawn provided a brief description of the day's play, mentioning 14 wickets falling and fluctuating fortunes, while ARY News (English) only repeated the score without additional context. Dawn included a partial sentence suggesting further commentary on the tour, but no full elaboration was provided.
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West Indies extend lead to 155 after dramatic day in Trinidad Test
West Indies finished day three of the opening Test against Pakistan with a 155-run lead after a dramatic day that saw 14 wickets tumble at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad. Read More: Brian Lara Stadium hosts maiden Test as West Indies face Pakistan The hosts closed their second innings at 126-7, recovering from Pakistan’s spirited bowling response […]
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Trinidad Test: West Indies lead Pakistan by 155 at close of 3rd day
A day of fluctuating fortunes, in which 14 wickets fell, ended with the West Indies hanging on grimly at 126 for seven on Monday in their second innings for a lead of 155 over Pakistan in Trinidad. As much as the tourists were buoyed by the effort of their bowlers in the second half of another sun-scorched day, spearheaded by the metronomic Mohammad Abbas, that only partially compensated for an...
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Pakistan bowlers triumph as West Indies take 155-run lead
A day of fluctuating fortunes, in which 14 wickets fell, ended with the West Indies hanging on grimly at 126 for seven Monday in their second innings for a lead of 155 over Pakistan in Trinidad.
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West Indies lead Pakistan by 155 at close of third day
West Indies lead Pakistan by 155 at close of third day
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