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Babar Azam fails to end Test century drought as West Indies fight back

Babar Azam could not reach three figures as Pakistan lost early ground in the second Test.

Babar Azam failed to end his Test century drought as Pakistan were dismissed for 282 on the second day of the second Test against West Indies in Kingston. West Indies reached 126 for seven at stumps, with Mohammad Abbas taking three wickets for 14 runs in 13 overs to restrict the hosts.

Pakistan captain Shan Masood was ruled out of the match with a fractured finger sustained during the first Test in Trinidad, where he was struck by a delivery from Jayden Seales. Pakistan lost the opening match by 90 runs and now trail the series 1-0.

The second Test began on 15 February. Pakistan have not won a Test series in the Caribbean since 2016.

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