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Chanderpaul lifts WI

AFP, Bridgetown
Shivnarine Chanderpaul collected his 14th Test hundred, and was eyeing his first victory in the post of West Indies captain after three days of the first Test against Pakistan.
The 30-year-old Chanderpaul was undefeated on 153 -- his first Test hundred against Pakistan -that was the backbone of West Indies' second innings total of 371.
Facing the highly improbable, if not impossible task of scoring 573 to win, Pakistan reached 113 for four when bad light stopped play with 11 overs remaining on Saturday at Kensington Oval.
The Pakistanis were under severe pressure early, when they subsided to 16 for three before a near hour-long break for rain slowed down the rampaging West Indies.
On resumption, Pakistan lost Bazid Khan, but left-hander Asim Kamal, not out on 38, and the ultra-aggressive Shahid Afridi, not out on 32, got the visitors moving again in a stand of 66, unbroken, for the fifth wicket.
Pakistan suffered an immediate setback when Chris Gayle acrobatically caught left-handed opener Salman Butt at second slip for a duck off the third ball of the innings from Fidel Edwards, who left the field with a hamstring strain after delivering four balls in his second over.
Two overs later, Younis Khan, leading Pakistan in place of the suspended Inzamam-ul-Haq, was run out for a duck too. A lack of communication with Yasir Hameed left them both at the batsmen's end, and Chanderpaul had a direct hit on the stump's at the bowler's end from mid-off.
Hameed never exuded confidence, and three overs later was put out of his misery when he was caught behind for 11 off Daren Powell.
Bazid came to the wicket and was busy consolidating his side's position with Kamal when the rains arrived, but following the stoppage Bazid was adjudged lbw to Corey Collymore for 23 to leave Pakistan 47 for four.
Afridi and Kamal however, batted circumspectly to slow West Indies' progress.
Earlier, Chanderpaul swept legspin bowler Danish Kaneria to fine leg for two runs to reach his landmark before his side was dismissed about five minutes before the scheduled tea break. Left-hander Chanderpaul hit 10 fours and two sixes from 254 balls in 5-3/4 hours of dogged batting that helped his team tighten their grip on the match, and puts them in the frame for their first victory in a Test, since an innings and 99 runs win over Bangladesh at Kingston last June.
Before lunch, Chanderpaul, who scored 92 in the first innings, was within reach of his hundred, but the wicket of Wavell Hinds left West Indies on 271 for five at lunch.
After West Indies continued from their bedtime position of 168 for four, Hinds had enjoyed a bit of fortune on 21, when Kaneria dropped a return catch, but the leg-spin bowler had the last laugh when he bowled him just before lunch.
BRIEF SCORES
WEST INDIES: First innings 345 (Lara 130, Chanderpaul 92, Hinds 28, extras 38; Razzaq 3-58, Shabbir 3-66, Kaneria 3-114)
PAKISTAN: First innings 144
(Younis 31, Butt 27; Edwards 5-38, Collymore 3-20, King 2-46)
WEST INDIES: Second innings 371 (Chanderpaul 153 not out, Hinds 52, Gayle 50, Lara 48; Afridi 3-49, Razzaq 2-36, Shabbir 2-70, Kaneria 2-115)
PAKISTAN: Second innings 113 for 4 (Afridi 38 not out, Kamal 32 not out; Edwards 1-0)