Pakistan, July 28 -- West Indies finished day three of the opening Test against Pakistan with a 155-run lead after a dramatic day that saw 14 wickets tumble at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad.

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The hosts closed their second innings at 126-7, recovering from Pakistan's spirited bowling response after earlier securing a 29-run first-innings advantage. The match remains finely balanced heading into a potentially decisive fourth day.

Pakistan looked set to take control after resuming strongly, with captain Shan Masood leading the charge. However, the visitors suffered a stunning collapse, losing seven wickets for just 38 runs after reaching 244-3. They w...