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ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan in-form batter Shan Masood was ruled out of the second cricket test against the West Indies due to a fractured left index finger. Masood was the only bright batting spot in Pakistan’s 90-run defeat in the first test at Trinidad when the left-hander scored a century in the first innings.
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No Shan Masood for Pakistan in the second Test against West Indies after broken finger rules him out
The left-handed Pakistani batsman, centurion in the first Test, is also likely to miss the England tour starting next month. | Cricket
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Pakistan have suffered a major blow ahead of the second Test against West Indies, with experienced batter Shan Masood ruled out of the match after suffering a fracture to his left index finger during the series opener in Tarouba.
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