West Indies Secure Historic Victory Against Pakistan in Multan Test
MULTAN – In a thrilling second Test match, the West Indies defeated Pakistan by 120 runs, marking their first Test victory in Pakistan in 35 years. Pakistan, chasing a modest target of 254, crumbled under intense pressure, managing only 133 runs in their second innings.
West Indies’ left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican was the star of the show, delivering a match-winning performance with a 5-wicket haul for just 27 runs in 16 overs. His spin partner, Gudakesh Motie, added to Pakistan’s woes, claiming 2 wickets for 35 runs. Together, the duo’s lethal spin attack dismantled Pakistan’s batting lineup, leaving little room for recovery.
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Pakistan’s batting struggled throughout the match, with no standout partnerships to stabilize the innings. Abrar Ahmed remained unbeaten on 0 as the last wicket fell, with Sajid Khan departing for 7 runs.
Earlier in the game, the West Indies posted scores of 163 and 244 in their two innings, while Pakistan fell short with 154 in their first innings. The lack of consistency in batting proved costly for the home side.
This victory is a monumental achievement for the West Indies on their tour of Pakistan, underlining their depth in bowling and adaptability to challenging subcontinental conditions. The win not only breaks a decades-long drought but also builds anticipation for the series finale.
