New Delhi, Aug. 4 -- Babar Azam's wait for his 10th Test hundred continued on Tuesday after the Pakistan captain fell short in the second game against West Indies in Trinidad. Having regained the captaincy, the right-hander has been in good touch in the Caribbean. He scored a hundred in the practice match before playing a fighting knock of 58 in the second innings of the first Test.

In the second Test, Babar led from the front in the first innings in reply to West Indies' total of 344. Coming in at no.4, Babar looked in his best flair and got into the stride immediately after Pakistan lost Azan Awais for 55.

Putting aside the 90-run loss to West Indies in the first Test at the Brian Lara Stadium, captain Babar and the recalled Abdullah ...