ROSEAU, Dominica (AP) Pakistan quickly dismissed West Indies for 247 for a first-innings lead of 129 runs on Saturday, then lost two wickets of its own by lunch on day 4 in the decisive third test.
Pakistan is 8-2 in its second innings, an overall lead of 137, after losing Azhar Ali (3) and Babar Azam (0).
West Indies resumed on 218-5 but added only 29 runs in 15 overs for the loss of five wickets, including Roston Chase (69), who retired hurt on Friday with an elbow injury. Chase added nine more runs before he was bowled by Mohammad Abbas, who got his first test five-for with 5-46.