Pakistan secure a rare away Test victory over West Indies, completing the chase with limited difficulty after taking control early in the match. Multiple reports say the key turnaround comes on the fourth morning, when Pakistan finish the West Indies innings and then set a small target for their run chase. West Indies’ lower order is dismissed quickly, with Ali Usman credited for dismantling the batting lineup in a short spell, leaving Pakistan with an “academic” target. Pakistan’s response is straightforward, and they reach the required runs to win by eight wickets, with little late-game drama. The win is described as Pakistan’s first away Test win in about three years, underscoring its unusual nature for the team. Sources also note that Pakistan have faced difficulties in fourth-innings situations in recent times, but this match does not become a prolonged chase or a tense finish.
Shafique and spinners help Pakistan secure rare away Test win over West Indies
Pakistan secure a rare away Test victory over West Indies, completing the chase with limited difficulty after taking control early in the match. Multiple reports say the key turnaround comes on the fo...
- Pakistan beat West Indies by eight wickets in the Test.
- Pakistan achieve the result on the fourth morning, completing the chase with limited difficulty.
- West Indies’ lower order collapses quickly, with Ali Usman playing a key role in dismissals.
- The target for Pakistan is small, described as relatively straightforward to pursue.
- The win is Pakistan’s first away Test victory in around three years.
Cricinfo – Pakistan made short work of West Indies on the fourth morning, cruising to an eight-wicket win with little drama. The West Indies lower order was polished off inside half an hour by Ali Usman, setting Pakistan a relatively academic chase of 75. Pakistan have struggled with fourth innings of late, but even for […] The post Shafique, spinners give Pakistan rare overseas win appeared first on Kaieteur News.
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