Pakistan, Aug. 5 -- Pakistan moved into a commanding position in the second Test against the West Indies after Sajid Khan's brilliant four-wicket spell and Abdullah Shafique's unbeaten 160 gave the visitors control of the match. At the close of the third day's play, the West Indies were struggling at 103 for 6, leading by only 60 runs with four wickets still in hand.

Earlier, Pakistan were bowled out for 387 after securing a valuable first-innings lead of 43 runs. Abdullah Shafique played a magnificent unbeaten knock of 160 from 323 balls, hitting 15 fours and three sixes. Sajid Khan also made an important contribution with 30 runs, helping Pakistan recover after losing quick middle-order wickets.

The West Indies began their second inni...