Dillon beat Youhana's defensive prod

Younis was next to go when he mis-timed an attempted pull and was caught by Daren Ganga after facing 291 balls and hitting a six and 15 fours.

It was his fifth century in 18 Tests and surpassed his 149 not out against New Zealand in Auckland 11 months ago.

Rashid Latif made 16 before he was caught by West Indies skipper Carl Hooper off Dinanath Ramnarine, but all-rounder Abdur Razzaq batted solidly as they reached lunch on 432 for six.

The tail did not last long following the resumption as Cuffy removed Saqlain Mushtaq, Shoaib Akhtar and last man Danish Kaneria.

Razzaq reached his half century off 103 balls, however, and was unbeaten on 64 when he ran out of partners.

West Indies made a fluent start to their reply as first Test match-winner Shaoib Akhtar proved expensive.

His four overs before tea cost 34 runs, but he did pick up the wicket of Chris Gayle, who was bowled via the inside edge for six.

Daren Ganga, in particular, profitted from Shoaib's waywardness, but the introduction of the slow bowlers halted West Indies' momentum.

Wavell Hinds was bowled behind his legs for 25 as he tried to sweep a ball from Saqlain, and Ganga followed with the score on 116 when he was beaten by a top spinner from Afridi.

It was a disappointing end for the 23-year-old, who hit 10 fours in his 65 - only his second half century in Tests.

Shivanarine Chanderpaul's poor form continued as he was snapped up at silly point off Kaneria for 16, but Hooper dug in and played out the final five overs in tandem with night-watchman Dillon.

Hooper was 40 not out at the close, having collected six fours in his 64-ball innings.

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

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