(Scorecard)West Indies lost two wickets for no runs in the last two overs when left-arm seamer Rahat found the outside edge from Marlon Samuels (30). The visitors still trail by 346 runs and, with Shah grabbing the key wicket of Darren Bravo for 43, Pakistan appears heading toward a healthy first-innings lead. (Younis Khan hundred drives Pakistan against West Indies on Day 1)Bravo seemed to have continued from his resilient century in the first day-night Test, which West Indies lost by 56 runs, before he misread Shah's flatter delivery and was trapped lbw while going for a pull shot. Shah and left-arm spinner Zulfiqar Babar - one of the three changes Pakistan made from the first Test - choked the runs before West Indies lost quick wickets under pressure. Nightwatchman Shah played a 23-run cameo and denied West Indies for nearly an hour before he fell to captain Jason Holder (3/47).

Source: India Today October 22, 2016 18:22 UTC