Shannon Gabriel picked up his maiden five-wicket haul in Test cricket as West Indies bowled Pakistan out for 452 an hour after lunch on day two of the Abu Dhabi Test. Gabriel and Jason Holder rushed through Pakistan's lower order, taking the last four wickets in the space of 8.4 overs. Pakistan added 40 runs in that period, though, most of them coming from the bat of Sohail Khan, who hit five fours in a run-a-ball 26.
The flurry of wickets began in the second over after lunch, when he speared a reverse-swinging 152kph full-toss between Sarfraz Ahmed's bat and pad and hit the base of off stump. Sarfraz had just stroked him for two fours in four balls and moved past the half-century mark. The wicket ended a 70-run seventh-wicket partnership between Sarfraz and Mohammad Nawaz.
The flurry of wickets began in the second over after lunch, when he speared a reverse-swinging 152kph full-toss between Sarfraz Ahmed's bat and pad and hit the base of off stump. Sarfraz had just stroked him for two fours in four balls and moved past the half-century mark. The wicket ended a 70-run seventh-wicket partnership between Sarfraz and Mohammad Nawaz.
