hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A late West Indies collapse on day four has seen Pakistan again grab control of the second Test in Barbados. On the back of Shai Hope's (90), the hosts were well-placed at Kensington Oval before losing 29-5 late on Wednesday. Yasir Shah (6-90) inspired the late Pakistan fightback as the Windies finished the day at 264-9 – a lead of 183 runs ahead of what promises to be an intriguing final day. A patient Hope had starred earlier in the day on a deteriorating wicket offering plenty of spin and uneven bounce. But he fell short of a maiden Test century thanks to Yasir, whose late wickets could prove to be crucial in a three-match series Pakistan already lead 1-0. The Windies resumed at 40-1 and quickly lost Shimron Hetmyer (22), who was clean bowled by Mohammad Amir (1-44).