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Zimbabwe v Pakistan, 2nd Test, Harare, 4th day

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
Starting the day at 121 for 4, Zimbabwe were dealt an early blow when Vusi Sibanda was dismissed for 10•AFP
And Zimbabwe's total of 199 meant Pakistan were set 264 for victory.
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
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
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
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
Pakistan began brightly, collecting seven fours inside the first eight overs but Tendai Chatara swung things back for Zimbabwe with two quick wickets
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
Asad Shafiq fell to Prosper Utseya and Pakistan were 133 for 5, with nine overs of play still left•AFP
But a free-stroking Khurram Manzoor continued the counterattack, as he recorded his second fifty of the match.
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
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