West Indies captain Roston Chase dedicates the team’s 90-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test to the late Sir Garfield Sobers. Chase makes the dedication in connection with the shared coincidence of his age and the margin of victory, according to reports. The match is defined by West Indies’ fast-bowling, with the team taking all 40 wickets during the contest. Times of India reports that Justin Greaves and Jayden Seales deliver standout bowling performances, contributing to West Indies’ control throughout the match. NDTV also frames the win as a significant result in West Indies’ ongoing Test campaign and highlights Chase’s decision to link the victory to Sobers, a revered figure in West Indies cricket. Both sources agree on the core outcome: West Indies win the first Test by 90 runs and Chase dedicates the result to Sobers. They also align on the extent of West Indies’ bowling impact, including the full wicket haul by the team in the match.