Pakistan leveled the brief series against the West Indies with an eight-wicket victory in the second and final Test on Wednesday, ending an eight-match losing streak away from home in test matches. The match took place at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad.
Pakistan’s first innings century-maker Abdullah Shafique and captain Babar Azam, who was reappointed as leader for the series, played pivotal roles. Both scored unbeaten knocks of 24 runs each, helping Pakistan reach 77-2. The visitors secured victory shortly after lunch on the fourth day of the Test.
The win was crucial for Pakistan as it aimed to break a long losing streak in overseas test matches. With the result, the team now looks to build momentum ahead of future fixtures. The match marked a significant step in Pakistan’s campaign to regain confidence on the international stage.
The victory was celebrated as a turning point for the team, showcasing resilience and tactical discipline under pressure. (nst.com.my)
