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- Shan Masood scored a century for Pakistan in the first Test against West Indies, his seventh Test hundred and his first in 19 months since being stripped of the captaincy.
- West Indies, who won the toss and batted first, were all out for 311, with Shai Hope making 92 and Kavem Hodge 84.
- Pakistan reached 267 for 8 by lunch on day three, built around Masood's innings and a 155-run opening stand with Imam-ul-Haq, who made 63.
- Masood also became the first cricketer to score a Test century at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy ground.
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- Whether Pakistan can overhaul West Indies' 311 in the first innings
- How much more Masood adds to his century after reaching it
- The outcome of the second Test in the two-match series
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Named Pakistan · Trinidad & Tobago · Brian Lara Cricket Academy Ground · West Indies · Babar Azam · Imam-ul-Haq · Kavem Hodge · Shai Hope · Shan Masood
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