For the home side, 38-year-old left-arm tweaker Noman Ali was the star of the show, becoming the first Pakistani spinner to claim a hat-trick, as he ended the day with figures of 6-41
Pakistan's Noman Ali reacts after a delivery during the first day of the second Test cricket match between Pakistan and West Indies at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan. Pic/AFP
The West Indies gained a slender nine-run lead over Pakistan on Saturday as 20 wickets tumbled, with spinners ruling the roost on the opening day of the second Test in Multan.
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For the home side, 38-year-old left-arm tweaker Noman Ali was the star of the show, becoming the first Pakistani spinner to claim a hat-trick, as he ended the day with figures of 6-41.
West Indies were bowled out for 163 after opting to bat first. But the wind was soon knocked out of Pakistan’s sails when it was their turn to bat. Left-arm spinners, Jomel Warrican (4-43) and Gudakesh Motie (3-49) teamed up to bowl Pakistan out for 154 at the close of play.
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