Brathwaite stays on the crease to defeat Pakistan

• Brathwaite and Chase are exactly 50 at the third wicket.
• Mohammad Rizwan caught the straight ball and sent Chase back to the pavilion.
• Jermaine Blackwood tried to contain his innate aggressive intentions.

Kingston/Jamaica: West Indies batsman Kraigg Brathwaite remained unyielding on Friday, as the team lost only one wicket before lunch on the second day of the first test match at Sabina Park, three games The score was 81 points, and there were 217 games in the first game against Pakistan.

Roston Chase was the only victim of the home team. Before the end of the first day of the game, Seam Mohamed Abbas claimed that after Kieran Powell and Nkrumah Bonner’s wickets were sent consecutively, they recovered. Two wins and one loss.

Brathwaite and Chase scored exactly 50 points on the third wicket, played and disappeared on many occasions, but when the seamen persisted in pursuing an early breakthrough, they still took considerable disciplinary actions against Pakistan’s offense.

They had to wait more than an hour for Hassan Ali to join the offense, which was almost an immediate return.

Chase made a comprehensive and wide pitch, goalkeeper Mohammad Rizwan (Mohammad Rizwan) directly received the ball and sent the upright right shooter back to Pavilion 21.

Jermaine Blackwood (14 not out) tried again to contain his innate aggressive intentions in much the same way he showed in the two Tests against South Africa in Saint Lucia in June.

However, his caution pales in comparison with Brathwaite, who has faced 93 deliveries so far and has remained unbeaten 35 times with four-pointers.

When the afternoon game resumes, the West Indies will once again expect their captain to lead by example.

Pakistan will continue to believe that if they can beat a batsman in some way, then the wicket will have greater regularity. 2016.