West Indies Hold the Upper Hand After Pakistan's Narrow Deficit.

Pakistan's batsmen could not manage to chase the score of 163 put up by the West Indies batsmen in the second test match held in Multan. Noman Ali dominated the first inning session by taking 6 wickets, and he became the first-ever spinner to register a hat-trick.

However, Gudakesh Moti's runs proved to be the most vital as he scored 55 runs in the first innings. In reply, Pakistan posted a score of 154 runs and all out. Pakistan still trails by 9 runs, while the highest score from the Pakistan side was Mohammad Rizwan and made 49 runs and 1 short run from his half century. 

The West Indies' highest wicket-taker in the first innings was Jomel Warrican, taking 4 wickets, who was also the highest wicket-taker of the West Indies side in the first match, as well against Pakistan.

Pakistan is 9 runs short against West Indies, and these 9 runs short for Pakistan can be lethal and vital, as it is safe to say that West Indies now has the upper hand in this second test match, and they can win if Pakistan's batting collapses again.