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PAK vs WI: Pakistan beat West Indies in Multan. Pakistan vs West Indies Highlights: West Indies stumbled against left-arm spinner Mohammad Nawaz as Pakistan recorded a thumping 120-run victory in the second ODI on Friday. On a slow wicket where the ball gripped and spun, Nawaz recorded career-best figures of 4-18 to bowl out the West Indies for 155 with more than 17 overs to spare. Loud shout for caught behind from Shadab Khan! Shamarh Brooks doesn't bother. It was a fine leg break. Babar Azam goes for the review and No bat involved and the same has been confirmed by UltraEdge. A couple of balls later it's a biggie! SIX! Pooran lunges forward and hits it out of the field over long-off. 100 up for WI Kyle Mayers & Shamar Brooks are counter attacking the Pakistan bowlers effectively after the early loss of Hope. Despite Shaheen claiming the prized scalp of Shai Hope in the first over, Pakistan are on the back foot after a flurry of boundaries by Books and Mayers! 50 up for Windies ! WI: 54/1 after 8 overs Romario Shepherd had conceded only 12 runs off his first four overs but his fifth cost West Indies 15. Wasim Jr. (17 off 13 balls) and Shaheen Afridi (15 off 6 balls) have given Pakistan that extra bit of gravy to work with. West Indies need 276 runs to win. Afridi is afridi💚 What a treat to watch🌟 West Indies strike again, Shadab Khan dismissed. The 23-year old was looking to shoulder Pakistan to a big finish. Alzarri Joseph gets his second wicket. With five overs remainin...

Pakistan Batting Batters Pakistan Batting R B 4s 6s SR Abid Ali A Ali c Jermaine Blackwood b Kemar Roach 1 Imran Butt I Butt c Joshua Da Silva b Jayden Seales 1 Azhar Ali Azhar Ali c Joshua Da Silva b Kemar Roach 0 Babar Azam B Azam CPT c Jason Holder b Kemar Roach 75 Fawad Alam F Alam NOT OUT 124 Mohammad Rizwan Mohammad Rizwan WKT lbw Jason Holder 31 Faheem Ashraf F Ashraf lbw Jayden Seales 26 Nauman Ali N Ali c Joshua Da Silva b Jason Holder 0 Hasan Ali H Ali run out (Nkrumah Bonner/Joshua Da Silva) 9 Shaheen Afridi S Afridi c Kieran Powell b Jayden Seales 19 Mohammad Abbas M Abbas NOT OUT 0 Extras (nb 6, b 1, lb 9) 16 Total ( 9 wickets, 110 overs) 302 Fall of Wickets 1-2 (A Ali, 0.3 ov) , 2-2 (Azhar Ali, 2.3 ov) , 3-2 (I Butt, 3.5 ov) , 4-168 (B Azam, 60.4 ov) , 5-218 (F Ashraf, 83.6 ov) , 6-231 (Mohammad Rizwan, 91.1 ov) , 7-231 (N Ali, 91.2 ov) , 8-267 (H Ali, 100.4 ov) , 9-302 (S Afridi, 109.2 ov) West Indies Batting Batters West Indies Batting R B 4s 6s SR Kraigg Brathwaite K Brathwaite CPT b Shaheen Afridi 4 Kieran Powell K Powell lbw Shaheen Afridi 5 Nkrumah Bonner N Bonner c Mohammad Rizwan b Mohammad Abbas 37 Roston Chase R Chase b Faheem Ashraf 10 Alzarri Joseph A Joseph c Babar Azam b Shaheen Afridi 4 Jermaine Blackwood J Blackwood c Fawad Alam b Shaheen Afridi 33 Kyle Mayers K Mayers c Mohammad Rizwan b Mohammad Abbas 0 Jason Holder J Holder c Mohammad Rizwan b Shaheen Afridi 26 Joshua Da Silva J Da Silva WKT lbw Mohammad Abbas 6 Kemar Roach K Roach c Babar ...

Jason Holder (R) of the West Indies congratulate Shareen Afridi (L) of Pakistan for winning the 2nd T20I match between the West Indies and Pakistan at Guyana National Stadium in Providence, Guyana, on July 31, 2021. — AFP Pakistan's versatile bowling attack did just enough to restrain a rampant Nicholas Pooran and come away with a seven-run victory over the West Indies in the second T20 International of the four-match series at the National Stadium in Guyana on Saturday. Following a rain-ruined opening encounter in Barbados three days earlier, Babar Azam's team will go into the third match of the series on Sunday, also at Providence, with a 1-0 lead. Pooran's explosive unbeaten 62 off 33 balls with six sixes and four fours kept the West Indies in with a chance of overcoming the lethargy of much of their innings, even to the final over when 20 runs were required to overhaul Pakistan's total of 157 for eight. However Shaheen Shah Afridi claimed the wicket of captain Kieron Pollard and then denied the rampant Pooran the opportunity to swing freely and lustily at the next three deliveries to ensure the visitors came away with the win with the hosts kept to 150 for four. West Indies were again undone in their run chase by the number of scoreless deliveries, 47, in their innings, although nothing could take away from the outstanding bowling effort of Mohammad Hafeez. Bowling the first over of the innings, the veteran off-spinning all-rounder bowled Andre Fletcher with his second...

In June 2022, the West Indies cricket team will visit Pakistan for three One Day International (ODI) matches. Originally slated for December 2021, the matches were postponed after many instances of COVID-19 were identified in the West Indies team and support staff. The One-Day International series will be part of the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League, which will take place from 2020 to 2023. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced the tour's schedule on March 28, 2022, with Rawalpindi hosting all three matches. The PCB also declared the following month that the series will be played without any COVID-19 protocols, which means there would be no bio-secure bubble.

Pakistan Batting Batters Pakistan Batting R B 4s 6s SR Imran Butt I Butt b Kemar Roach 11 Abid Ali A Ali c Joshua Da Silva b Jayden Seales 9 Azhar Ali Azhar Ali c Jason Holder b Jayden Seales 17 Babar Azam B Azam CPT c Joshua Da Silva b Kemar Roach 30 Fawad Alam F Alam b Jason Holder 56 Mohammad Rizwan Mohammad Rizwan WKT c Roston Chase b Jason Holder 23 Faheem Ashraf F Ashraf run out (Roston Chase) 44 Yasir Shah Y Shah c Joshua Da Silva b Kyle Mayers 0 Hasan Ali H Ali c Kyle Mayers b Jayden Seales 14 Shaheen Afridi S Afridi NOT OUT 0 Mohammad Abbas M Abbas c Joshua Da Silva b Jason Holder 0 Extras (nb 4, b 4, lb 5) 13 Total ( all out, 70.3 overs) 217 Fall of Wickets 1-21 (I Butt, 6.4 ov) , 2-21 (A Ali, 7.6 ov) , 3-68 (Azhar Ali, 31.2 ov) , 4-68 (B Azam, 32.1 ov) , 5-101 (Mohammad Rizwan, 41.4 ov) , 6-186 (F Ashraf, 62.1 ov) , 7-190 (Y Shah, 64.3 ov) , 8-217 (H Ali, 69.6 ov) , 9-217 (F Alam, 70.2 ov) , 10-217 (M Abbas, 70.3 ov) West Indies Batting Batters West Indies Batting R B 4s 6s SR Kraigg Brathwaite K Brathwaite CPT run out (Hasan Ali) 97 Kieran Powell K Powell c Imran Butt b Mohammad Abbas 0 Nkrumah Bonner N Bonner lbw Mohammad Abbas 0 Roston Chase R Chase c Mohammad Rizwan b Hasan Ali 21 Jermaine Blackwood J Blackwood c Mohammad Abbas b Shaheen Afridi 22 Kyle Mayers K Mayers lbw Shaheen Afridi 0 Jason Holder J Holder c Mohammad Rizwan b Faheem Ashraf 58 Joshua Da Silva J Da Silva WKT lbw Shaheen Afridi 21 Kemar Roach K Roach lbw Mohammad Abbas 13 Jomel Warrican J W...

Multan: Allrounder Shadab Khan hit a fighting half-century before taking four wickets to anchor Pakistan's 53-run win over the West Indies in the third and final day-night international in Multan which was interrupted by a dust storm. Shadab hit 86 to lift Pakistan to 269-9 after unlikely West Indian hero Nicholas Pooran grabbed four wickets to leave the home team struggling at 117-5. Opener Imam-ul-Haq scored a brilliant 68-ball 62 but there was a rare failure for world number one ODI batsman Babar Azam who fell for one off three balls. Pakistan vs West Indies: PCB shifts ODI series against WI from Rawalpindi to Multan Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd ODI LIVE cricket Score and Update Shadab's legspin then fetched 4-62 to dismiss the visitors for 216 in 37.2 overs, giving Pakistan 30 invaluable points in the ODI Super League, a qualification round for next year's World Cup in India. The 3-0 clean-sweep lifted Pakistan to 90 points, fourth in the 13-team ODI League table while the West Indies are fifth with 80. A dust strom during Pakistan's innings reduced the match to 48 overs-a-side but that could not stop Pakistan from taking a tenth consecutive ODI series win over the West Indies. Pakistan won the first match by five wickets and the second by 120 runs, also played in Multan. Shadab dismissed Keacy Carty (33), Rovman Powell (ten) and top-scorer Akeal Hosein who made a career best 37-ball 60 with six sixes and two boundaries. When Hosein and Romario Shepherd added 49 for the...

Earlier, Pakistan started well with the blade with Imam-ul-Haq scoring a half-century. It was all going well for them until, they started losing wickets at regular intervals after the first wicket stand was broke. They were teetering at 117/5 at one stage. Shadab Khan's incredible knock of 86 added some impetus to the scoreboard. If not for him, Pakistan would have been out of this game quite early on. Nicholas Pooran was the surprise package with 4 wickets but West Indies lost it at the death. Right then. That's it from the coverage of this game and also the series. Babar Azam is handed the trophy, who is soon robbed by the rest of the pack. The team surrounds the trophy and pose for a picture. The celebrations have begun at Multan. At the end of the series, the hosts are placed fourth in the Super League standings, while West Indies remain on the fifth position. Pakistan have a handy break before they face Netherlands in their next series in August. West Indies, on the other hand, have an upcoming home series against Bangladesh which starts on 16th June. Although, there is plenty of cricketing action happening around. Until next time, take care and good bye! Babar Azam, the victorious skipper is in for a chat. He says they executed the plan well and the results are coming their way. Adds that as a team, he felt the second ODI was their best win as they played as a team. Adds that Nawaz played really well and it was really vital, so that was his best performance. Shares t...

Babar Azam-led Pakistan will meet the West Indies in the third and final One Day International (ODI) of the bilateral series on Sunday. The dead rubber between the two former world champions will be played at Multan Cricket Stadium. Here's all you need to know about the 3rd ODI between the two teams. After two back-to-back defeats in the rescheduled three-match One Day Internationals (ODI) against hosts Pakistan, a crestfallen West Indies will only be fighting for pride in the third and final encounter on Sunday at the Multan Cricket Stadium. The Men from the Caribbean are tasked to make the most of the slower surface at Multan - the same venue where the visitors were crushed by Pakistan on Friday. Babar Azam-led Pakistan side is heading to the final match of the three-match series after thrashing the Nicholas Pooran-led side by 120 runs. A five-wicket win in the series opener followed by their convincing win over the West Indies at Multan helped the hosts in taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the white-ball bilateral series. Leading the Green Army from the front, skipper Babar will be Pakistan's go-to batter in the 3rd ODI on Sunday. The premier batter of the Asian giants has smashed 180 runs in the first two matches of the ODI series. Mohammad Nawaz is the leading wicket-taker with 5 dismissals under his belt. Here's all you need to know about the third and final ODI meeting between Pakistan and West Indies.