Pakistan's bowlers staged an impressive comeback on the second day of the first Test against the West Indies, dismissing the hosts for 311 in their first innings, 24NewsHD TV reported.
West Indies began day 2 on 194-3, but Pakistan's disciplined bowling attack triggered a collapse, claiming the remaining seven wickets for just 117 runs to seize the momentum in the match.
Shai Hope top-scored for the hosts with a well-crafted 92, narrowly missing out on a century, while Kavem Hodge contributed a valuable 84.
Shamar Joseph added 23, Tagenarine Chanderpaul and Amir Jangoo scored 21 each, Justin Greaves made 15, Brandon King chipped in with 12, and Roston Chase scored 10.
Pakistan's pace attack shared the wickets, with Mohammad Ali producing the standout performance by claiming 4 wickets for 50 runs.
Mohammad Abbas took three wickets, Khurram Shahzad picked up two, while Aamer Jamal claimed one wicket.
In reply, Pakistan were 112/1, with Shan Masood on 57 and Inam Ul Haq on 38.
Azan Awais was the only Pakistan batter who was dismissed without scoring.