Bravo binds pivotal as Pakistan pull for feat in day-night Test
West Indies batsman Darren Bravo (R) plays a shot as Pakistani wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed looks on during a final day of a initial day-night Test between Pakistan and a West Indies during a Dubai International Cricket Stadium in a Gulf Emirate on Oct 17.
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DUBAI: West Indies, set a aim of 346 to win by Pakistan, were 154-4 during tea in their second innings of a initial day-night Test in Dubai on Monday.
Darren Bravo (46) and Roston Chase (21) were during a double with a West Indies wanting another 192 while Pakistan need 6 wickets to take a a 1-0 lead in a three-match series.
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Pakistan took usually dual wickets in a event when Mohammad Amir discharged Marlon Samuels for 4 and Mohammad Nawaz picked Jermaine Blackwood for 15.
Earlier, Bishoo’s overwhelming opening singular Pakistan to a insignificant 123 in their second innings before West Indies – set a daunting 346 to win a second ever day-night Test – finished a fourth day on 95-2.
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The remaining dual Tests will be played in Abu Dhabi (October 21-25) and Sharjah (October 30-November 3).
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