Pakistan captain Babar Azam leads his team to an eight-wicket win over the West Indies in Trinidad, with multiple reports highlighting the captain’s satisfaction after the result. The victory ends Pakistan’s three-year away Test drought and improves their position in the World Test Championship (WTC) standings. Sources agree that the match is central to Pakistan’s WTC campaign, with the team moving to the eighth spot following the win. NDTV describes the win as resounding and notes that Pakistan’s performance on the tour marks a significant turnaround after a prolonged stretch without Test wins away from home. While details such as innings scores and standout performers are not included in the provided summaries, the common elements across the reports are the margin of victory (eight wickets), the match location (Trinidad), the leadership role attributed to Babar Azam, and the broader impact on Pakistan’s WTC standing and away-Test record.