West Indies captain Roston Chase opted to bat first in the second and final cricket test against Pakistan, following a coin toss, according to local media (winnipegfreepress.com). The decision comes as the West Indies look to secure a series victory in the two-match test series.
In the first innings, Pakistan’s openers Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Brandon King provided a steady start, helping the West Indies reach 32 without loss after three overs, as reported by samaa.tv. The batting performance set the tone for the day’s proceedings, with both teams showing intent to build a strong foundation.
The match, played in Port of Spain, Trinidad, marks the conclusion of the second test in the series. Pakistan’s decision to drop Abbas in the team lineup was noted by the media, signaling a tactical shift in their approach. The West Indies will now aim to capitalize on their early momentum and push for a commanding lead.
