Pakistan win first away Test in three years to draw Windies series
Pakistan complete their first overseas Test win for three years with an eight-wicket victory over West Indies in Port of Spain.
The West Indies and Pakistan concluded their series with a draw after Pakistan won the second Test in Trinidad by eight wickets. The match took place at Queen's Park Oval, with the tourists claiming victory in Port-of-Spain. Chasing a target of 75, West Indies posted 344 in their first innings, led by Greaves with 73 and Babar Azam, who scored 88.
Pakistan responded with a total of 387, but were dismissed for 117 in their second innings. Ali Usman and Sajid Khan were the leading bowlers for Pakistan, claiming 4-39 and 4-32 respectively. The win marks Pakistan's first away Test win in three years, ending an eight-match losing streak in overseas matches since their victory over Sri Lanka in Colombo in July 2023.
The team now prepares for the next Test series in England, which kicks off at Headingley on August 19.
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