151-6 - Gee Darren Sammy is battling against Saeed Ajmal and his doosra, the first ball draws a leading edge which runs away for two runs. Sammy adds two more with a more convincing punch drive into the covers for a couple more. An inside edge past his stumps brings another run while Carlton Baugh hurries through for a quick run from the final ball of the over.
145-6 - With a rather British twang from behind the stumps Mohammad Salman shouts "lovely, lovely, lovely" as Abdur Rehman starts his spell right on the perfect length. Two slips, a short leg and a sily point have been put in place and Baugh plays defensively and leaves until the final delivery of the over which he cracks right into silly point, there's no run.
145-6 - There are two slips and a short leg waiting on a battle which is promising an edge or bat-pad from every delivery as Sammy struggles through the over, adjusting late to an Ajmal doosra. The Windies skipper is however able to pick off a shorter delivery flicked fine for two runs.
143-6 - Overpitched from Riaz and four, Baugh leaning elegantly on a drive that races away square. As he does Riaz drifts all over the show and the Windies keeper glances off his hip for another couple of runs.
137-6 - Somehow Sammy manages to survive the over. He had absolutely no idea about a doosra from Ajmal who in response wears a wry smile, and the final ball of the over squirts out dangerously past short leg.
137-6 - A short ball to Baugh has the little wicketkeeper fending on to short leg Taufeeq who fields and then needlessly shies at the bowlers end, giting the West Indies two runs.
135-6 - OUT! Ajmal produces a beauty that dips, turns and bounces sharply to catch the outside edge from Nash before flying to Taufeeq at slip. A massive breakthrough so early in the day and Darren Sammy has a huge task ahead of him as he walks to the crease.
135-5 - Wild and fast from Riaz in his opening over with not much going at the stumps and one delivery from around the stumps flying at least a meter down the leg side and away with the angle for five wides.
130-5 - Some excitement for Ajmal as Nash pushes with a combination of bat and pad but the left-hander is solid enough to see out the first over.
It's fairly sunny skies in St Kitts so the Windies are going to have to do this on their own without the help of the weather. Saeed Ajmal will start with ball in hand and Brendan Nash on strike.
While the world emerged unscathed through May the 21st, day five of the second Test in St Kitts is set to be doomsday for the West Indies who - still 297 runs in arrears - have only five wickets left in hand as they bid to survive the final day against Pakistan at Warner Park. Play gets underway at 10.00am local time (14.00GMT) and we'll be here to take you through all the action.