West Indies defeat Pakistan by 90 runs in the first Test at Tarouba, extending Pakistan’s overseas struggles in a match dominated by pace. Multiple reports describe a rapid collapse of Pakistan’s batting, with the West Indies fast-bowling unit quickly taking control and dismissing the opposition in just over a session. Jayden Seales leads the attack with a five-wicket haul, backed by his fellow fast bowlers and supported by a broader all-round effort from the West Indies side. The win gives West Indies a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. Sources characterise the performance as decisive and one-sided, with Pakistan failing to sustain resistance once the pace bowlers applied pressure early. The match result is consistently reported as a 90-run victory for West Indies, with Seales’ five-for singled out as the key turning point. Overall, the accounts align on both the dominant bowling display and the series lead taken by West Indies following the Tarouba Test.