Chanderpaul's exit sparked a collapse

Hinds followed one run later when he top-edged an attempted pull and was caught behind by Rashid Latif for 62, after hitting seven fours in an impressive 131-ball effort.

The collapse continued as Merv Dillon was run out for five and Younis wrapped thing up by bowling Cameron Cuffy and having Ridley Jacobs caught at deep fine leg to give him figures of four for 93.

He now needs just two more wickets to reach 350 in Tests.

Dillon strikes

Pakistan batted cautiously to reach 21 for nought at lunch, but stepped up the tempo following the resumption.

Naveed Latif was caught behind off Dillon for 20 and opening partner Taufiq Umer was run out for 23 when Younis Khan failed to heed his call for a single.

Younis put on 47 for the third wicket with Inzamam-ul-Haq before he edged Cuffy to wicket-keeper Jacobs shortly befopre the tea interval after making 32.

Cuffy removed Yousuf Youhana for 12, but Inzamam contributed 48 and Latif hustled to 47 not out off 42 balls before Younis called a halt, leaving West Indies to a target of 342.

The normally aggressive Gayle reined himself in and faced 31 balls for his five not out at the close, with Ganga the more fluent in making an unbeaten 19.

Pakistan: Waqar Younis (capt), Taufiq Umer, Naved Latif, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul Haq, Yousuf Youhana, Abdur Razzaq, Rashid Latif, Shoaib Akhtar, Saqlain Mushtaq, Danish Kaneria.

West Indies:Carl Hooper (capt), Daren Ganga, Sherwin Campbell, Chris Gayle, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Wavell Hinds, Ryan Hinds, Ridley Jacobs, Mervyn Dillon, Cameron Cuffy, Pedro Collins.

Umpires: George Sharp (England) and Mohammad Riazuddin (Pakistan)

Match referee: Mike Denness (England).