Test stands on razor's edge

Starting the day at 121 for 4, Zimbabwe were dealt an early blow when Vusi Sibanda was dismissed for 10 © AFP

But a free-stroking Khurram Manzoor continued the counterattack, as he recorded his second fifty of the match. © AFP

Misbah-ul-Haq and Adnan Akmal held firm to set up a final day when Zimbabwe would need five wickets to record their first Test win against a team other than Bangladesh since 2001 and Pakistan were 106 runs away from their first Test win chasing over 200 since 2003 © AFP

Rahat Ali kept up a nagging line just outside off to claim his second five-for in Tests as Zimbabwe lost six wickets for 78 runs © AFP

And Zimbabwe's total of 199 meant Pakistan were set 264 for victory.  © Associated Press

The balance shifted again as Manzoor was dismissed for 54 and Brian Vitori bowled Younis Khan around his legs as Pakistan slipped to 100 for 4 from 90 for 2 © AFP

Pakistan began brightly, collecting seven fours inside the first eight overs but Tendai Chatara swung things back for Zimbabwe with two quick wickets © AFP

Asad Shafiq fell to Prosper Utseya and Pakistan were 133 for 5, with nine overs of play still left © AFP