West Indies Hold 155-Run Lead with Three Wickets in Hand
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The pendulum has swung dramatically in this Test. After a strong start from Pakistan, West Indies' bowlers, particularly Greaves, turned the game on its head.
The 155-run lead, though modest, looks significant on a pitch offering variable bounce and seam movement. With only three wickets in hand, West Indies must rely on the lower order to stretch the lead beyond 200.
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The pendulum has swung dramatically in this Test. After a strong start from Pakistan, West Indies' bowlers, particularly Greaves, turned the game on its head. The 155-run lead, though modest, looks significant on a pitch offering variable bounce and seam movement. With only three wickets in hand, West Indies must rely on the lower order to stretch the lead beyond 200. Pakistan's chase, should it come, will test their batting resilience. The match remains finely poised, but momentum rests with the home side.