Greaves Dismantles Pakistan to Swing Test in West Indies' Favor

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West Indies spinner Greaves delivered a stunning spell to dramatically shift momentum in their ongoing Test match against Pakistan. Pakistan had appeared comfortable at one stage, with captain Masood having scored a century and seven wickets still in hand. However, Greaves tore through the Pakistan batting lineup, reducing their lead requirement significantly. The collapse left Pakistan needing 67 more runs to take the lead with only three wickets remaining. West Indies now hold a strong position to seize the advantage in the match.

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