Pakistan resume innings at 304-4 on second day of West Indies Test

Pakistan resume innings at 304-4 on second day of West Indies Test
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Summary Younis holed out to deep mid-wicket off part-timer Kraigg Brathwaite after five hours at crease.

ABU DHABI (Web Desk) - Pakistan on Saturday resumed play at 304-4 on the second day of second Test against West Indies at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

On the first day, Younis Khan, who missed the 56-run victory in the first Test in Dubai with the illness and was in hospital just last month, smashed 127.

Younis finally holed out to deep mid-wicket off part-timer Kraigg Brathwaite after five hours at the crease, with fading light prompting the umpires to halt the day six overs before the scheduled close.

With Pakistan opting to bat after winning the toss, skipper Misbah-ul-Haq was unbeaten on 90 -- just 10 runs short of his 11th hundred as Pakistan‘s batsmen dominated on a batting-friendly pitch.

Younis, who hit 10 boundaries and a six, added 175 for the fourth wicket with Misbah and 87 for the third with Asad Shafiq, who made 68.

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