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2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - Printable Version +- Cricket Windies (https://cricketwindies.com) +-- Forum: Rally Around West Indies! (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: We don't like cricket. We love it. (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-2.html) +--- Thread: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence (/thread-35131.html) |
Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - ketchim - 04-09-2017 188 40 overs done : 5 wickets down ! 38.4 Gabriel to Sarfraz , big wicket! Leading edge finds mid-on... Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - chairman - 04-09-2017 No more than 230 Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - ketchim - 04-09-2017 237 - 5 47.1 Joseph to Babar Azam, jabs a full ball to the off side, and there's his hundred! For all the gripes about Pakistan's batting, this kid is a gem 8) Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - ketchim - 04-09-2017 282 - 5 after 50 overs Babar shAzam 125* Imad Wasim 43* Current partnership 99 runs, 11.2 overs, RR: 8.73 (Tallawah 43, ShAzam 50) Innings Break ! Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - chairman - 04-09-2017 Junaid Khan to Walton, FOUR Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - chairman - 04-09-2017 West Indies 20/0 (2.3 ov) Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - chairman - 04-09-2017 Junaid Khan to Walton, OUT, and there's the first breakthrough...the shots keep coming, this one finds mid-on! Short of a length, he went to play it over the leg side, was hurried into the shot and it went high in the air off a top edge. Mid-on had to take a few steps back, steadied himself and snaffled the catch Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - Captain - 04-09-2017 The Guyana full as supporting Paki Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - ketchim - 04-09-2017 123- 6 after 28 Re: 2nd ODI: West Indies v Pakistan at Providence - ketchim - 04-09-2017 147- 7 after 32 Nurse needled on the back foot with a swab of LBW ! 30.5 Hasan Ali to Bishoo, FOUR, perfectly placed in the gap between keeper and first slip! |