Shan Masood has crossed 13,500 First-Class runs during the opening Test against West Indies, solidifying his decade-long impact in Pakistan's Test cricket history.
Knock
A fine hand from the southpaw
Batting first in the game, West Indies were folded for 311.
In response, the visitors lost their opener Azan Awais for a duck.
Masood arrived at three and did the rescue work alongside Imam-ul-Haq.
Former Pakistan captain Shan Masood has surpassed the 13,500-run mark in First-Class cricket
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