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The skipper Kraigg Brathwaite struck half a century of combat on Saturday to lead the West Indies at 129-5 at lunch on the second day of the second test against Pakistan in Multan.
Tourists negotiated the Pakistani attack aggressively to carry their thinly advances in the first round at 138 at the break in their attempt to win an equalization victory in the series.
Pakistan leads the series of two 1-0 matches after winning the first test by 127 points, also in Multan.
The left arm spinner Noman Ali brought back Pakistan in the match with 4-59, trapping Alick Athanaze’s leg before six when approaching lunch, while Justin Greaves was undefeated in five.
With the Multan Stadium land offering a slow rotation compared to the first day, Brathwaite paved the way with two six and four limits during its 31st half-century of testing.
Noman broke the solid position of opening of 50 points by spreading Mikyle Louis for seven points after the tourists started their second round in the morning.
Brathwaite overturned two legs before decisions against him before being disconcerted by Mohammad Rizwan against Noman for a well -made 52.
Beginner Amir Jangoo also struck well for his 30 with three limits, before Sajid Khan made him take in the slides by Salman Agha.
Kavem Hodge was disconcerted by Ricewan against Noman for 15 years while the Antilles collapsed from 92-1 to 129-5.
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