PAKISTAN 1st Innings
*Shan Masood c +Imlach b Motie 11
Muhammad Hurraira c +Imlach b Seales 6
Babar Azam c +Imlach b Seales 8
Kamran Ghulam lbw b Seales 5
Saud Shakeel c +Imlach b Sinclair 84

+Mohammad lbw Sinclair 71
Salman Agha lbw Warrican 2
Noman Ali run out 0
Sajid Khan b Warrican 18
Khurram Shahzad c Brtahwaite b Warrican 7

Abrar Ahmed not out 0
Extras (b2, lb8, nb5, w3) 18
TOTAL (ten wickets; 68.5 overs) 230
Fall of wickets: 1-16, 2-20, 3-31, 4-46, 5-187, 6-197, 7-200, 8-200, 9-225, 10-230
Bowling: Motie 15-1-48-1, Seales 14-2-27-3, Greaves 3-0-12-0, Sinclair 15-1-61-2, Warrican 20.5-3-69-3, Brathwaite 1-0-3-0.

 WEST INDIES 1stt Innings
Kraigg Brathwaite (C) b Sajid Khan 11
Mikyle Louisb Sajid Khan 1
Keacy Carty c Muhammad Hurraira b Sajid Khan 0
Kavem Hodge c & b Sajid Khan 4
Alick Athanaze lbw b Noman Ali 6

Justin Greaves b Noman Ali 4
Tevin Imlach + lbw b Noman Ali 6
Kevin Sinclair c Kamran Ghulam b Noman Ali 11
Gudakesh Motie b Noman Ali1 9
Jomel Warrican not out 31

Jayden Seales c Mohammad Rizwan b Abrar Ahmed 22
Extras (b16, lb 4, nb 2) 22
TOTAL (ten wickets;25.2 overs) 137
Fall of wickets: 1-10, 2-10, 3-21-4-22, 5-34-6-42, 7-51, 8-66, 9-91, 10-137
Bowling: Sajid Khan 12-0-65-4, Khurram Shahzad 1-0-7-0, Noman Ali 11-2-39-5, Abrar Ahmed 1.2-1-6-1

PAKISTAN 2nd Innings
Shan Masood (c) run out (Kavem Hodge / Jomel Warrican) 52
Muhammad Hurraira lbw b Jomel Warrican 29
Babar Azamlbw b Jomel Warrican 5

Kamran Ghulam not out  9
Saud Shakeel not out 2
Yet to bat: Mohammad Rizwan +, Salman Agha, Sajid Khan, Noman Ali, Khurram Shahzad, Abrar Ahmed
Extras (b11, nb 1) 12

TOTAL (three wickets;31 overs) 109
Fall of wickets: 1-67, 2-89, 3-106
Bowling: Gudakesh Motie 9-0-39-0, Jayden Seales 5-0-13-0, Kevin Sinclair 5-1-16-0, Jomel Warrican 10-3-17-2, Kavem Hodge 2-0-13-0
Umpires: Richard Kettleborough, Rod Tucker.
TV Umpire: Paul Reiffel.
Reserve Umpire: Faisal Afridi.
Match Referee: Ranjan Madugalle.

MULTAN, Pakistan, (CMC) – Spin maestros Noman Ali and Sajid Khan left the West Indies reeling on the second day of the first Test in Multan, propelling Pakistan to a commanding position here on Saturday.

The duo shared nine wickets to bundle out the regional side for a mere 137 in response to Pakistan’s 230 all-out earlier in the day. By stumps, Pakistan had extended their lead to 202, reaching 109-3 in their second innings.

Kamran Ghulam and Saud Shakeel were unbeaten on 9 and 2, respectively, when bad light halted play 25 minutes early.
Jomel Warrican provided a rare bright spot for the West Indies, claiming 2-17, as the Bajan left-armer dismissed opener Muhammad Hurraira for 29 and then trapped Pakistan captain Babar Azam lbw for just 5.

Warrican also effected a sharp run-out to end Shan Masood’s composed innings of 52, which featured two sixes and two fours.
The Multan pitch, dry and grassless, has been a spinner’s paradise, yielding 22 wickets in just six sessions despite weather interruptions totalling over three hours across two days.
Noman Ali (5-39) claimed his seventh five-wicket haul in Tests, while Sajid Khan (4-65) was equally lethal. The West Indies innings lasted just 25.2 overs, with both spinners proving unplayable.

Sajid struck early, dismissing Mikyle Louis (1), Keacy Carty (0), Kraigg Brathwaite (11), and Kavem Hodge (4) in a fiery opening spell. Noman continued the demolition, reducing the visitors to a dismal 66-8.

The tailenders resisted briefly, with Jomel Warrican (31 not out), Gudakesh Motie (19), and Jayden Seales (22) adding crucial runs. Seales entertained with three sixes before falling to Abrar Ahmed.

Earlier, Pakistan resumed at 143-4 but lost their last six wickets for 43 runs. Saud Shakeel top-scored with a resilient 84 off 157 balls, supported by Mohammad Rizwan’s 71. The pair added a vital 141 runs for the fifth wicket, rescuing Pakistan from 46-4.

Guyanese off-spinner Kevin Sinclair sparked the collapse, dismissing Shakeel and Rizwan quickly. Rizwan, who struck nine boundaries in his 133-ball knock, was trapped leg-before on review while attempting a reverse sweep.

Warrican wrapped up Pakistan’s innings just before lunch, dismissing Sajid Khan for 18 after a brisk cameo. Warrican finished with 3-69 with Sinclair bagging two wickets for 61 runs. Jayden Seales managed to pick up three wickets for 27 runs.