West indies vs pakistan

Having sealed a series win in the second T20I, Pakistan will be aiming for a clean sweep against West Indies on Thursday in the third T20I at the National Stadium in Karachi. The hosts won the second T20I by nine runs. Mohammad Rizwan smashed 38 off 30 balls and Shadab Khan registered an unbeaten knock of 28 runs in 12 deliveries as Pakistan posted 172 for eight in 20 overs. Facing a target of 173, West Indies could only reach 163 in 20 overs, despite a fine 67-run knock by Brandon King. Shaheen Shah Afridi was once again in top bowling form for Pakistan, taking three wickets in four overs. Where will the Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match be played? The Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match will take place at the National Stadium in Karachi. When will the Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match be played? The Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match will be held on Thursday, December 16. What time will the Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match be played? The Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match will begin at 6:30 PM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast the Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match? The Pakistan vs West Indies 3rd T20I match will be broadcasted live on Sony Sports Network.

West Indies Batting Batters West Indies Batting R B 4s 6s SR Shai Hope SD Hope b Haris Rauf 127 Kyle Mayers KR Mayers c & b Shaheen Shah Afridi 3 Shamarh Brooks SSJ Brooks c Shadab Khan b Mohammad Nawaz 70 Nicholas Pooran N Pooran CPT WKT c Khushdil Shah b Haris Rauf 21 Brandon King BA King c & b Shadab Khan 4 Rovman Powell R Powell c Mohammad Haris b Shaheen Shah Afridi 32 Romario Shepherd R Shepherd c Mohammad Nawaz b Haris Rauf 25 Akeal Hosein AJ Hosein c Hasan Ali b Haris Rauf 8 Alzarri Joseph AS Joseph NOT OUT 1 Hayden Walsh Jr. HR Walsh Jr. NOT OUT 2 Jayden Seales JNT Seales - Extras (w 5, b 5, lb 2) 12 Total ( 8 wickets, 50 overs) 305 Fall of Wickets 1-9 (KR Mayers, 2.5 ov) , 2-163 (SSJ Brooks, 30.6 ov) , 3-198 (N Pooran, 35.6 ov) , 4-216 (BA King, 39.3 ov) , 5-243 (SD Hope, 43.4 ov) , 6-284 (R Powell, 46.6 ov) , 7-302 (R Shepherd, 49.2 ov) , 8-302 (AJ Hosein, 49.4 ov) Pakistan Batting Batters Pakistan Batting R B 4s 6s SR Fakhar Zaman Fakhar Zaman c Shamarh Brooks b Jayden Seales 11 Imam-ul-Haq Imam-ul-Haq c Jayden Seales b Akeal Hosein 65 Babar Azam Babar Azam CPT c Kyle Mayers b Alzarri Joseph 103 Mohammad Rizwan Mohammad Rizwan WKT c Nicholas Pooran b Romario Shepherd 59 Khushdil Shah Khushdil Shah NOT OUT 41 Shadab Khan Shadab Khan c Nicholas Pooran b Alzarri Joseph 6 Mohammad Nawaz Mohammad Nawaz NOT OUT 8 Mohammad Haris Mohammad Haris - Haris Rauf Haris Rauf - Shaheen Shah Afridi Shaheen Shah Afridi - Hasan Ali Hasan Ali - Extras (w 13) 13 Total ( 5 wickets, ...

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.

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India ( The series will consist of a total of 10 matches and will span over the course of one month. India will begin the tour with a two-match Test series. The first Test will be held from July 12 to July 16 at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium in Dominica. Has the most consistent Indian Test team lost its best shot at glory? Consistency has been the hallmark of the Indian Test team over the past five years but after its second successive failure in a WTC final, has it lost its best shot at attaining greatness?The second Test match is scheduled to take place from June 20 to June 24 at the Queen's Park Oval inTrinidad. Both Test matches will start at 7:30 pm IST. The first T20I match is scheduled for August 3 at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad. The second T20I will be held at the The third T20I will also take place at the same stadium on August 8. The fourth and fifth T20I games are slated to be played at the Broward County Stadium in Florida on August 12 and 13 respectively.

After being put into bat, Pakistan were rocked early as they lost three top-order batsmen for just 2 runs. Kemar Roach and Jayden Seales were on song right from the start but then Babar Azam and Fawad Alam led the Pakistani fightback. Both notched up half centuries but then Alam got retired hurt due to cramp issues and Azam got out. Rizwan and Ashraf made sure they did not lose any further wickets and Pakistan ended the day strongly. Hello and a warm welcome to the 2nd day’s play between West Indies and Pakistan. Pakistan are in a pole position as both Mohammad Rizwan and Faheem Ashraf are looking in good touch after losing Azam, this partnership has really built up. West Indies on the other hand are not too far away, they need quick wickets to get back into the game. Day 2 promises more exciting action. Will the Windies find the early breakthrough or Pakistan will build on their innings? We will find out soon. Pakistan had a very poor start with the bat. Imran Butt, Abid Ali and Azhar Ali fell very early and they were staring down the barrel. But Babar Azam and Fawad Alam showed great resilience to repair things for them. Both the batters made sure that they did not lose any more wickets in the first session and batted the entire second session. But after Tea, Fawad Alam started dealing with cramps and was unable to carry on and had to retire hurt. Babar Azam fell soon after and they were in some trouble. But Mohammad Rizwan and Faheem Ashraf put on a good stand to make s...