Day two:West Indies 69-1, Pakistan 579-3 in first Test
Azhar Ali hit a maiden triply hundred with 302 not out to anchor Pakistan's innings
Azhar became the first-ever double centurion in a day-night Test on Friday. PHOTO: AFP
DUBAI:
West Indies were 69-1 at close in reply to Pakistan's big first innings total of 579-3 declared on the second day of the first day-night Test in Dubai on Friday.
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Kraig Brathwaite was unbeaten on 32 and Darren Bravo on 14 not out at close as West Indies need to reach 380 to avoid follow-on.
Azhar Ali hit a maiden triply hundred with 302 not out to anchor Pakistan's innings which also had contributions from Sami Aslam's (90), Babar Azam (69) and Asad Shafiq (67).
This is the second ever day-night Test after Australia and New Zealand played the first at Adelaide in November last year.
West Indies were 69-1 at close in reply to Pakistan's big first innings total of 579-3 declared on the second day of the first day-night Test in Dubai on Friday.
5 important numbers from day one of first Pakistan-Windies Test
Kraig Brathwaite was unbeaten on 32 and Darren Bravo on 14 not out at close as West Indies need to reach 380 to avoid follow-on.
Azhar Ali hit a maiden triply hundred with 302 not out to anchor Pakistan's innings which also had contributions from Sami Aslam's (90), Babar Azam (69) and Asad Shafiq (67).
This is the second ever day-night Test after Australia and New Zealand played the first at Adelaide in November last year.