Watch: Noman Ali tops West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite with stunning delivery | Pak vs WI, 2nd Test
PakistanLeft arm spinner Noman Ali delivered a masterful piece of dismissal bowling West Indies captain Craig Brathwaite On the second day of the second Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan on Sunday (January 26).
Noman Ali hits a brilliant delivery to dismiss Kraigg Brathwaite
Brathwaite played an aggressive game, came out of his crease and created room to attack, especially from the legs. In this way, he successfully achieved several boundaries. However, on the last ball of the 23rd year, Noman flew a delivery, which matched the stumps and was cleverly held, he cheated the batter. The ball landed shorter than expected and turned sharply. Brathwaite, trying to stack it over the legs, misses it completely. Mohammad RizwanShowing quick reflexes behind the jab, he used a big twist and bounce to finish off a sharp rush. Despite Brathwaite being out of his crease, Rizwan’s quick work sealed the dismissal. This wicket left the West Indies at 92/2 with Brathwaite contributing 52 runs from 74 balls, including 4 fours and 2 sixes.
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West Indies extend lead as Pakistan struggle on Day 2 of second Test
On the second day of the second Test between Pakistan and West Indies in Multan, West Indies led by 138 runs with a total of 129/5 in their second innings. In the first essay, West Indies were bowled out for 163 and Noman took an extraordinary 6-wicket haul for Pakistan. Pakistan’s first innings ended for 154 with Rizwan top scoring with 49 runs. Kemar roach and Gudakesh Motie Were standout bowlers for West Indies, taking key wickets. In the second delivery, Noman continued his strong form, removing Brathwaite, Michael Louis and Kavem Hodgewhile the West Indies reached 129/5 at lunch On the second day. The match is tightly contested, with West Indies holding the lead, but Pakistan’s bowlers remain in the hunt.