Pakistan beat West Indies to end 8 away Test losing streak and draw series
Summary
Pakistan won the second Test cricket match against the West Indies by eight wickets, ending an eight-match away losing streak in Test matches. This victory allowed Pakistan to tie the series 1-1 after losing the first Test.Key Facts
- Pakistan won the second Test by eight wickets at Queen’s Park Oval.
- This win ended Pakistan’s eight-match losing streak in away Test matches.
- Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam both scored unbeaten 24 runs to lead the chase.
- Babar Azam was recently reappointed as Pakistan’s captain for the Test series.
- West Indies had set a target of 75 runs, which Pakistan achieved shortly after lunch on Day Four.
- Pakistani spinners Sajid Khan and Ali Usman took most of the West Indies wickets in the match.
- West Indies won the first Test by 90 runs at Tarouba earlier in the series.
- Pakistan had lost previous away Test series in Australia, South Africa, and Bangladesh before this win.
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