4.32pm And that is that for day two. What an absorbing day's cricket we've had, packed with action much like day one. It ends with West Indies six wickets away from their first Test win in Pakistan since 1990. What a result that would be, given the fact that they were 38 for 7 on the first morning. Pakistan will wonder how it got to this point: they need another 178 runs, and that looks like an absolute mountain given how this pitch is behaving, and how well West Indies' spinners are bowling. There have been three missed chances, but they've continued to create more and more opportunities.

Anyway, what a Test match this has been, and what a series. Join us tomorrow morning as these two teams slug it out in what should be the final act of this contest. Until then, it's goodbye from me, Rashad and Thilak.

Sidd: "I know you won't post this but I don't understand the comparison between Kohli and Babar. Kohli's form dipped after age 32. Babar's form dipped after age 28. Babar has not played any crucial knock when the team needs him to. " -- Not commenting on the Kohli-Babar thing, but most world-class batters endure the odd slump in form, and Babar happens to be going through one. And today he looked really, really good until he got out to a really good ball.

Roddy: "This is just brilliant viewing. Every ball produces something. Gutted this is only a 2 test series. Surely 3 should be the minimum. "

Hashim: "Can you explain 21.4 more? Was it out??" -- I initially missed the fact that Imlach had put the catch down.

Looks like we'll have one more over...

Aseem : "21.4 - did it hit the ground?" -- I don't think it did.

Last scheduled over of the day, but we'll probably get one more in. Here's Warrican, over the wicket to Saud.

In walks the nightwatcher, the debutant Kashif Ali.