Warrican 5 Power, Help Windies Win After 34 Years In Pakistan Soil

The West Indies cricket team defeated Pakistan by 151 runs in the second Test at Multan Cricket Stadium, earning their first Test victory on Pakistani soil in 34 years. In addition to drawing the two-match series 1-1, this historic victory proved West Indies cricket's comeback on the international stage.

Warrican 5+Power

With figures of 7 for 32 in Pakistan's second innings, left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican established the groundwork for this victory with a career-best performance. The Pakistani batting order was reduced to 123 runs by his superb bowling, which completely destroyed them. The Pakistani batters were held in check by Warrican's skill with line and length, which resulted in their defeat.

Match Summary

First Inning

West Indies chose to bat first as the game started. Despite a rough start, Jermaine Blackwood's half-century helped the visitors to a total of 253 runs. In response, Pakistan's batting order only managed 137 runs in their opening innings as they struggled against the organized West Indian bowling attack. Warrican, who took important wickets and established the tone for the game, also had an important part in this collapse. 

Second Inning

In their second innings, West Indies capitalized on their lead, with skipper Kraigg Brathwaite leading the innings with a steady 74 runs. Pakistan was given a difficult target of 329 runs when the squad declared at 212 for 8. Pakistan struggled against a tough pitch and a strong West Indian bowling an attack. The hosts were bowled out for 177 thanks to Warrican's spin and deft fielding, giving the visitors a win they would never forget.

Milestone Win For West Indies

This victory represents a major turning point for West Indies cricket and shows their development and flexibility in the new environment. With contributions from both bowlers and batsmen, the team's well-rounded performance shows a bright future. The loss serves as a reminder to Pakistan of the difficulties of Test cricket and the necessity of analysis and strategy improvement.