Noman Ali took a hat Trick when Pakistan dismissed the Western Indies for 163 on Saturday in the second test in fine, but the visitors responded strongly to have the local team with 70-4 in tea.
At the break, Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan were in the fold of 14 and 13 respectively, with Pakistan for 93 races.
The launch of the Fullan stadium helped spin the bowling on the opening day, with the two sessions watching 14 WICKETS falling.
Noman took 6-41, becoming Pakistan’s first spinner to register a Hat Trick, since tourists were removed in 41.1 overs after winning the raffle and opting to beat.
The rapid bowling player of the western Indies Kemar Roach and Spinner Gudakesh Motie took two wickts each in response.
It could have been worse for tourists if Motie, who improved with a better race, the 55, did not add 68 invaluable races for the last Wickt with Jomel Warrican, who scored 36 was not with two six.
Motie also added 41 for the ninth Wickt with Roach (25) to delay lunch before Noman grabbed the last two wickets for his eighth route of five wicket in an entrance.
Pakistan used the same heavy tactics that earned them a 127 -run victory in the first test, also in fine, with the ball turning from the first time.
Noman reached the bowl as the first change, and caught the leg of the Captain of Western India Kraigg Bathwaite before so that nine aroused a collapse that saw tourists fall from 32-2 to 38-8 of only 14 deliveries.
Noman said goodbye to Justin Greaves for one, then Tevin Imlach and Kevin Sinclair of successive deliveries to become the fifth Pakistan bowling player to take a hat hat hat.
Fast bowling players Wasim Akram (two hat tricks against Sri Lanka in 1999), Abdul Razzaq (against Sri Lanka in 2000), Mohammad Sami (also against Sri Lanka, in 2002) and Naseem Shah (against Bangladesh in 2020) reached The feat for Pakistan previously.
Sajid, outside the Spinner, dismissed the debutant Amir Jangoo and Alick Athanaze, both without scoring, while Ahmed Ahmed represented Kavem Hodge.
The debutant Pacer Kashif Ali had Mikyle Louis for four in his first time.
In response, Roach dismissed the openers Muhammad Hurraira (nine) and Shan Masood (15), while Motie sent Babar Azam (one) and Kamran Ghulam (16).
