West Indies vs Pakistan 2017, 3rd Test: Day 3, 5 talking points

#2 Dowrich, Holder survive the final few overs

Holder also needed some medical treatment after Amir's bumper hit his shoulder

After Mohammad Abbas had Vishaul Singh leg before wicket, Windies skipper Jason Holder walked out to the middle to join Dowrich, who had replaced the retired hurt, Chase. The duo looked comfortable even as Amir and Abbas resorted to cutters on a sluggish wicket.

At one point, Holder was hit on the shoulder by an Amir bouncer and later even required the physio attention in the penultimate over. But just as if to prove he is still fully fit, Holder launched Yasir Shah for a six in the final over before stumps. That they played out nearly 13 overs, meaning that the tail wasn't exposed late in the day.