END OF OVER:20 | 12 Runs 1 Wkt | PAK: 178/6 | RR: 8.90
- Mohammad Haris6 (1b)
- Salman Agha11 (10b)
- Shamar Joseph4-0-30-3
- Jason Holder4-0-35-1
Pakistan had the launchpad to post 200 and beyond after a solid start and good work from the middle order but West Indies, with the introduction of Shamar Joseph, managed to stem the run flow and they kept things tight in the middle overs. Regular wickets further helped slow the scoring rate. A few big overs and a spirited fightback in the end have given Pakistan a respectable total. Time for a short break before we rejoin you with West Indies' reply
DaWolf: "Feels like a par-ish score. There wasn't anything particularly exaggerated about the movement or spin although it did look like some variable bounce was sometimes troubling the batsmen. Well bowled Shamar Joseph."
19.6
6
Joseph to Mohammad Haris, SIX, coming in too late, don't think this number suits Haris given he is an impact player and a game changer. low full toss angled into middle, he shuffles across and plays a brilliant sweep in the vacant deep fine area, there you go, times it to perfection, doesn't need to warm up to the task, one of the flattest sixes I have ever seen. Pakistan put up average winning score on this venue
19.5
W
Joseph to Faheem Ashraf, OUT, touch fuller and swerving away a tad from off, tries to club it over long-on and gets the outer half of the blade, well-pouched by Holder at long-off, terrific catch
Faheem Ashraf c Holder b Joseph 15 (12m 9b 0x4 1x6) SR: 166.66
19.4
2
Joseph to Faheem Ashraf, 2 runs, good length and jags in at middle, takes the aerial route and stays for an eternity in the air before landing in front of the diving fielder at short midwicket, toe end and doesn't get timing on it
