WI vs PAK Live Cricket Score

25.5 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Aamer Jamal joins the attack and instantly delivers. This is on the back of a good length, pitching it just outside off, angling in to attack the stumps but shaping it a shade away. Tagenarine Chanderpaul hangs back, covers the stumps and looks to block it down, but it takes a huge chunk of outside edge and zips straight to Salman Agha in the first slip region wo pouch the low catch to his right.  64/2

8.2 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Oh my lord. That is such an unfortunate way to get dismissed. Mohammad Abbas gives a wide smile as he knows he gets a bit lucky here. This is a back-of-a-length delivery, offering a lot of width, outside off. Brandon King frees his arms to slap it through cover, but the ball stays a bit after pitching on the deck and hits the inside edge, before it crashes into the stumps. Pakistan get their first breakthrough.  13/1

69.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! Forget the rankings for now. They might be ranked 8th in the last 5 years but Shahzad has struck on his 7th delivery of the morning. The probing lines and lengths give the reward. On a good length outside off, in the avenue of apprehension, Kavem Hodge is forced to play at it because the ball is coming inward. Maybe, he could have left it alone on length but it is always easier to debate after the event has occurred. The ball lands but then holds its line. The outside edge is taken and it goes low to second slip where Salman Agha takes it nicely to his right. Hodge cannot build much on his overnight score nor can he get to his century. The 91-run stand is broken and WEST INDIES ARE 197/4!  197/4

36.3 OUT! LBW! A huge appeal, but the umpire shakes his head. Babar Azam takes the review just before the timer hits zero. This is a touch fuller in length, pitching it on off and angling in. Amir Jangoo looks to flick at it, but the ball beats the outside edge and gets pinged on the front pad. The UltraEdge shows that there is no bat involvement and the Ball Tracking reflects that the hitting the top of the middle stump. The umpire revised his decision to OUT.  106/3

98.3 OUT! LBW! Mohammad Ali produces a beauty and Pakistan have a massive breakthrough. He lands it on a good length around off and gets it to jag back sharply. Shai Hope plants his front foot without getting fully forward, looks to defend, but is beaten on the inside edge and struck flush on the front pad. Pakistan appeal confidently and the finger goes up. Hope reviews immediately. UltraEdge shows nothing. Ball Tracking has it crashing into the stumps. Heartbreak for Hope, who falls just eight runs short of a well-deserved century.  311/9

79 OUT! CAUGHT AT SECOND SLIP! The plan to give Ali an extended spell works big time. He has been probing and probing and probing all morning and eventually, strikes in his 6th over of the day. Ali comes wide of the crease, from over the wicket and lands it on a length outside off, angling it in. Justin Greaves comes half forward to defend but the ball then straightens a bit, to take the outside edge. This one carries at a good height to second slip and Salman Agha makes no mistake. Ali is fired up and if there was any bowler who deserved a wicket so much, it was Ali. Also, this is a big breakthrough as the second new ball is around the corner. Greaves departs after a start, looking decent in a stand of 34. WEST INDIES ARE 231/5!  231/5

86 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! This time there is an edge and it is taken. As it turns out, it was all about an adjustment of the length. Abbas strikes in his third over of the spell and the Windies skipper is sent back early. On a length, outside off, Roston Chase looks to defend but the ball pitches and then holds its length. The outside edge is generated and the keeper, Mohammad Rizwan, makes no mistake. From 231/4, WEST INDIES ARE NOW 257/6!  257/6

92.5 OUT! CAUGHT AT SECOND SLIP! Shahzad strikes with a beauty at 126 kph. Bending his back, he extracts a bit of extra lift from a length around off. Roach hangs back and looks to play inside the line, but the extra bounce forces a thin outside edge as he attempts to drop his bottom hand. Babar Azam makes no mistake at second slip, pouching a comfortable catch. The stubborn 43-ball stand is broken, and Pakistan will be relieved to see the back of Roach, whose resolute defense had begun to test their patience.  274/7

96.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Pakistan have the perfect start after Lunch, and it's the end of an entertaining cameo from Shamar Joseph. Mohammad Ali bangs it in short on the leg-stump line, cramping the batter for room. Joseph goes for the pull but only manages a glove through to the slip cordon. The ball lobs gently to Salman Agha at first slip, who completes a straightforward catch. A huge relief for Pakistan as Joseph departs immediately after the break, with West Indies now 304/8.  304/8

98.5 OUT! BOWLED! Mohammad Ali wraps up the innings in style and completes a superb four-wicket haul. He pitches it up on off with a hint of shape back in. Seales looks to defend but leaves a sizeable gap between bat and pad. That's all the invitation the ball needs as it sneaks through and sends the off stump cartwheeling. West Indies are bowled out for 311, and Pakistan finish the innings on a high.  311/10

2.2 OUT! TIMBER! Oh, this is an exceptional piece of bowling from Kemar Roach. He sets up the batter by nipping it away from the stumps in the first delivery. But on this one, he angles it in and attacks the stumps. Pitches it on a good length, just outside off, shaping in. Azan Awais thinks that the ball might swing out, and places his bat accordingly. However, the ball sneaks into the gap between the bat and pad and hits the top of the middle stump  1/1

33.3 OUT! TAKEN! Finally, the partnership is broken. Hard length and outside off, Imam-ul-Haq looks to drive it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball carries towards the slip region where Justin Greaves dives to his left and takes a magnificent catch. Pakistan are 156/2, trailing by 155 runs now.  156/2

64 OUT! CHOPPED ON! On the money from Justin Greaves. Another one falls for Pakistan. Hard length and outside off, just shapes in, Shan Masood leans on and looks to drive it but gets a thick inside edge as the ball rattles over the off pole. Pakistan are 244/5, trailing by 67 runs now.  244/5

46 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! That's a huge wicket for the Windies and it's Jayden Seales who stepped up to get the big fish. Back of a length, keeping the line just outside off, not much movement on this delivery. Babar Azam covers the stumps and hops a bit to defend the inside line, but the ball just kisses the outside edge, and Shai Hope shuffles to his right to pouch the catch.  197/3

63 OUT! TIMBER! That's a ripper from Shamar Joseph. A wicket-maiden from him as well. Hard length, on off, and it just shapes away at the last moment. Salman Agha is squared up as he looks to block it but gets beaten on the outside edge as the ball rattles over the stumps. Salman Agha walks back into the shed. Pakistan are 244/4, trailing by 67 runs now.  244/4

69.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! What a comeback this has been from the West Indies. Back of a length, outside off, shaping away. Mohammad Rizwan stays back and looks to slap it but gets a faint edge. The ball carries behind, and Shai Hope makes no mistake. Pakistan are 259/8, trailing by 52 runs now.  259/8

65.2 OUT! TIMBER! Aamer Jamal falls now. Fullish, on middle, with a hint of movement. Aamer Jamal leans on and looks to drive it but gets beaten as the ball rattles over the stumps. Pakistan go 6 down now and they are trailing by 63 runs.  248/6

67.3 OUT! LBW! Another one for Justin Greaves. Ali Usman sends it upstairs to have a check. Length, angling in, on middle. Ali Usman looks to block it but wears it on his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up. Ali Usman refers. Nothing on Ultra Edge and Ball Tracking shows three reds. Pakistan are 256/7, trailing by 55 runs now.  256/7

80.1 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! The second new ball does the trick right away. Kemar Roach scoots from over the wicket and bowls just behind the back of the good length, angling in, but nipping it away late from the batter. Khurram Shahzad makes room and looks to heave it across the line, but gets nicked on the outside edge. Shai Hope shuffles to his left following the angle of the ball, but adjusts really well to leap to his right and pouches the catch into his gloves. Pakistan ended up putting 282 runs on the board, trailing by 29 runs.  282/10

72 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Justin Greaves gets his well deserved FIVE-FER. This is a wobble seam from Greaves, keeping it in the channel outside off. The ball nips a bit in and takes the outside edge of the batter as Mohammad Abbas looks to defend it away from his body. Shai Hope bends low to his front and gloves the catch safely.  267/9

27.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Aamer Jamal steps up and gets the wicket of a defensive and rigid knock of Tagenarine Chanderpaul. Jamal bends his back and bashes on the good length to get some bounce off the deck. Tagenarine Chanderpaul looks to go for a rare heave over the mid-wicket region, but catches the top edge due to some extra bounce. The ball skids up high toward square leg, where Ali Usman does well to settle underneath the skier and takes the catch.  80/5

4.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Hard length and outside off, King looks to block it but misses. A loud appeal for caught behind. The umpire takes a while and sends it upstairs to have a check. Ultra Edge does show a spike, and the catch from Rizwan is clean as well. An early breakthrough for Pakistan.  7/1

4.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! A similar dismissal and Hodge departs for a duck. Hard length and some extra bounce off the deck, outside off. Hodge is caught by surprise as he looks to block it. The ball brushes his gloves and carries behind the stumps, where Rizwan makes no mistake.  7/2

13.1 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! What a return catch from Mohammad Ali. Hard length and on leg, it keeps a tad low. Amir Jangoo looks to flick it but the ball hits the upper part of his bat. It carries back towards Mohammad Ali, who dives in front and takes the catch just inches above the ground. West Indies are 28/3, leading by 57 runs.  28/3

16.2 OUT! CASTLED! Oh my goodness, what a match it was. Shai Hope hits the boundary on the first ball of the over. He gets greedy to get a second one, but pays the price. Angling in sharply, pitching it outside off. Shai Hope looks to slog it with the angle of the delivery, but it beats the inside edge and rattles the middle stump. Things got heated up as Khurram Shahzad says something harsh to Shai Hope, who was departing, but the umpire has a word with the bowler to settle things down.  43/4

32.5 OUT! TAKEN! That's a magnificent catch from Babar Azam. Hard length, outside off, with some extra bounce. Justin Greaves looks to drive it, but the ball hits the upper part of his bat. It carries towards short cover. Babar Azam dives low to his left and takes a magnificent catch. West Indies are 85/6, leading by 114 runs now.  85/6

38.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Khurram Shahzad gets the big fish, and West Indies are in deep trouble now. Hard length and just outside off, Roston Chase leans on and looks to drive it but misses it completely. Gets a faint edge, and Mohammad Rizwan behind the sticks makes no mistake.  93/7

52.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Mohammad Abbas gets his fourth wicket and he sends off Kemar Roach with a daring pace bowler's stare. A touch fuller in length, outside off, a bit slower as well. Kemar Roach gets on his front foot and tries to drive it, but mistimes it and chips it to Babar Azam in the cover region, who makes no mistake in scooping that dolly. Pakistan are one wicket away to get onto bat.  169/9

47.3 OUT! CASTLED! Variations from Mohammad Ali and that will end a quick-fire innings from Shamar Joseph. Cross-seamed delivery just after a leg cutter, pitching it on middle and pushing it length fuller. Joseph clears his front foot to heave it across, but the ball beats the inside edge and rattles onto the middle stump.  154/8

54.5 OUT! TIMBER! That's a ripper from Mohammad Abbas. He completes his five-wicket haul as well. Hard length, on off, shaping in. Jomel Warrican stays back and looks to block it, but the ball goes through his bat and his pad and hits the top of middle. West Indies have been bowled out for 181 runs. They have a lead of 210 runs.  181/10

5.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Pakistan now find themselves in early trouble here. Full and outside off, shaping away from the batter. Azan Awais gets low and looks to drive it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball carries to the left of the keeper, Shai Hope, who makes no mistake. Pakistan are now 21/2. They need 190 runs to win.  21/2

2.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Kemar Roach strikes early. Hits the deck hard, just outside off, Imam-ul-Haq is caught by surprise. He tries to play an uppercut but misses. Gets it off his gloves as the ball carries behind towards the keeper, Shai Hope, who makes no mistake.  5/1

7.1 OUT! LBW! Another one for Jayden Seales and West Indies are on top! Hard length, angling in, on off. Salman Agha looks to block it but gets beaten as the ball hits his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up. He sends it upstairs to have a check. Nothing on Ultra Edge and Ball Tracking shows three reds. Salman Agha walks back for a duck. Pakistan are 25/3 now.  25/3

15.1 OUT! BOWLED'EM! A wicket just after the No Ball. Pure masterclass from Justin Greaves. He angles in, pitching it well outside off. Mohammad Rizwan lunges and looks to nudge it toward the leg side, but it shapes a touch away and beats the outside edge to rattles the top of off stump.  46/4

17.5 OUT! LBW! This is another beautiful delivery from Justin Greaves, but he needs to hold a bit with his celebration as Aamer Jamal opts for a review. A touch fuller, pitching it just outside off to angle in, but nips it back to straighten the delivery. Aamer Jamal attempts to flick it, but the ball whizzes past the outside edge and hits the back pad. The UltraEdge comes up with no spikes and the Ball Tracking turns three reds. The on-field decision stands and Justin Greaves continues his celebration.  50/5

20.5 OUT! EDGED AND TAKEN! What's the Queen song? Yes, another one bites the dust. Roach pitches it fuller, keeping the line into the channel, outside off. Ali Usman crouches a bit and looks to push it away, but gets nicked on the outside edge. The ball flies straight and flat toward the second slip fielder and it's Justin Greaves who squats to reverse scoop the catch near his chest.  53/6

25.5 OUT! TAKEN! That's a soft dismissal. The centurion of the first innings falls. Fullish and outside off, Shan Masood gets low and looks to drive it but gets an outside edge. The ball lobs towards point. Shamar Joseph hops to his right and completes the catch. Pakistan are reeling at 64/7 now.  64/7

27.4 OUT! TIMBER! Jayden Seales gets his fourth wicket. Good length, angling in, on middle. Khurram Shahzad is squared up as he looks to block it. Gets a slight edge as the ball chops onto the middle pole. Khurram Shahzad falls, and Pakistan are in deep trouble now.  70/8

28.2 OUT! TAKEN! The change of bowling has worked for West Indies. Back of a length, just outside off, shaping away. Mohammad Ali looks to punch it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball carries towards the second slip where Justin Greaves bends low and takes a sharp catch. Pakistan are down to their last wicket now.  71/9

40.2 OUT! LBW! A five-wicket haul for Jayden Seales. Hard length, angling in, on middle and leg. Mohammad Abbas is squared up as he looks to block it. Misses it completely as the ball hits his pads. A loud appeal and the finger goes up. Mohammad Abbas refers straightaway. Nothing on Ultra Edge, and Ball Tracking shows that it was clipping the leg pole. We have to go with the umpire's call. West Indies beat Pakistan by 90 runs and take a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.  120/10