Pakistan bounced back emphatically. The visiting team defeated West Indies decisively in the second Test. Therefore, the Pakistan West Indies Test series is now perfectly balanced at one-one. Moreover, Pakistan claimed an eight-wicket victory on Day 4 at Queen’s Park Oval Wednesday.

The target proved modest for Pakistan’s batsmen. West Indies needed just 75 runs after the first innings advantage. Captain Babar Azam struck the winning runs early on Day 4. He smashed Jomel Warrican for a consecutive six in the sixth over. Consequently, Pakistan secured the victory effortlessly.

Abdullah’s performance earned him joint top-scorer honors in the second innings. He remained unbeaten on 24 from 51 deliveries. Additionally, Babar contributed an unbeaten 24 himself with two sixes and four fours. These unbroken partnerships guided Pakistan to victory smoothly.

Pakistan needed only 18 runs entering the penultimate day’s final session. The team reached 57/2 in 18 overs by lunch. However, early openers fell quickly to West Indies’ attack. Jayden Seales dismissed Imam-ul-Haq for nine in just the fifth over. Furthermore, Shamar Joseph bowled Azan Awais after he made 18 runs.

The opening partnership between Shafique and Awais proved stabilizing. They combined for 27 runs for the second wicket productively. Babar’s entry transformed the chase completely. He batted sensibly and confidently thereafter. Together with Shafique, the pair guided Green Shirts home smoothly.

West Indies’ second innings collapsed dramatically on the penultimate day. Brandon King withdrew due to a lower-back injury earlier. Justin Greaves added just 14 runs to overnight score. The hosts finished their innings at 117 all out in 46.1 overs. Therefore, the Pakistan West Indies Test saw Pakistan dominate completely.

Left-arm spinner Ali Usman claimed four wickets decisively. He dismissed Chase on the final delivery of Day 3. Furthermore, he cleaned up Kemar Roach early on Day 4. Sajid Khan also took four wickets supporting the bowling charge. Mohammad Ali contributed one additional scalp.

Pakistan achieved their first away Test victory since 2023 notably. The team showed resilience after West Indies won the first Test. Additionally, the series-leveling victory demonstrated Pakistan’s championship quality. Finally, Green Shirts proved they remain competitive internationally throughout.