Pakistan edge ahead on second day

May 21, 2011

Darren Sammy gave West Indies an early breakthrough on the second day, removing Abdur Rehman •AFP

But No. 9 Tanvir Ahmed resisted staunchly •Associated Press

Tanvir continued to trouble West Indies when they came out to bat, getting opener Lendl Simmons for a duck•AFP

Darren Bravo was dismissed just before tea as West Indies struggled•AFP

And Samuels brought up his half-century, before falling for 57•Associated Press

Devendra Bishoo dismissed Mohammad Salman and it looked like Pakistan would fold easily •AFP

And was aided by No. 11 Saeed Ajmal •Associated Press

Wahab Riaz then got rid of debutant Kraigg Brathwaite •Associated Press

However, Marlon Samuels showed some fight in his first Test innings for three years•DigicelCricket.com/Brooks LaTouche Photography

Kemar Roach kept fighting, but West Indies ended the day 88 runs behind with only two wickets in hand•Associated Press

The pair put on 78 for the 10th wicket, carrying Pakistan to 272•Associated Press

And when Ramnaresh Sarwan was stumped off Ajmal, Pakistan were ahead •Associated Press

Abdur Rehman was struck for a few sixes•Associated Press