Captain Babar Azam was unbeaten on 28, while Abdullah Shafique remained not out on 33.
PORT OF SPAIN: West Indies cricket team were bowled out for 344 in their first innings against Pakistan national cricket team on the opening day of the second Test.
Pakistan were 131 for 2 in 29.4 overs in their first innings at stumps after bowling out the West Indies for 344 on the opening day of the second Test.
Captain Babar Azam was unbeaten on 28, while Abdullah Shafique remained not out on 33, guiding Pakistan after the early loss of two wickets.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, the hosts posted a competitive total, led by half-centuries from Justin Greaves, who scored 73, and Roston Chase, who made 70.
Brandon King contributed 46 runs, while Shai Hope scored 29 and Amir Jangoo added 26.
For Pakistan, Sajid Khan claimed four wickets, while Ubaid Shah, Mohammad Ali and Ali Raza took two wickets each.
Earlier, West Indies captain Roston Chase opted to bat first after winning the toss. Pakistan captain Babar Azam said his side would also have chosen to bat first and vowed to play positive cricket.
West Indies entered the match with a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series.
