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PAARL: All-rounder Aliya Riaz’s fighting 29-run knock went in vain as Hayley Matthews-led West Indies edged Pakistan by a mere three runs in the low-scoring thriller in the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.

Set to chase 117, Pakistan fell three runs short as the green shirts could amass 113/5 in the allotted overs despite Aliya’s fighting 29.

The green shirts were off to a dismal start to the run chase as the side lost both openers – Muneeba Ali and Sidra Ameen – for a mere 15 runs in the third over.

Following the slump, skipper Bismah Maroof and Nida Dar attempted to anchor the run chase with a crucial third-wicket partnership that saw the pair adding 44 runs.

The duo of Bismah and Dar, however, remained a touch too slow amid the crucial stand as they conceded 53 deliveries Afy Fletcher dismissed Dar, who could score 27 off 31 deliveries and hit a boundary.

Bismah then put on yet another crucial partnership for her side as she added 30 runs with Aliya before perishing in the 18th over after scoring 26 off 33 deliveries.

Skipper Bisma’s dismissal put Aliya under immense pressure, who had to bat with tailender Fatima Sana when the side needed 18 off the final over.

Aliya, however, kept Pakistan’s hopes alive with three boundaries in the over but her dismissal on the fifth delivery powered West Indies to run away with a narrow three-run triumph.

The right-handed batter top-scored for her side with 29 off 23 deliveries with the help of four boundaries.

West Indian skipper Matthews led the bowling attack of her side with 2/14 while Fletcher, Karishma Ramharack and Shamilia Connell struck out a batter each.

Opting to bat first, West Indies finished at 116/6 in 20 overs at the back of Rashada Williams’ 30.

The wicketkeeper batter remained the top-scorer for her side with 30 off 34 deliveries and smashed two boundaries.

Besides Williams, Shemaine Campbelle remained the other notable run-getter for her side with a 26-ball 22 while the rest of the West Indian batters failed to make a significant contribution.

Dar was the pick amongst the bowlers for Pakistan with two wickets, while Tuba Hassan, Nashra Sandhu, Sadia Iqbal and Fatima could make one scalp each.

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LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and Cricket West Indies have agreed to postpone the three-match T20I series, which was due to take place in January 2023 in Pakistan, to the first quarter of 2024.

As per the latest development, the decision was made in light of the teams’ preparations for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup, which will be held in the West Indies and the USA.

“The decision has been made considering 2024 is an ICC Men’s T20 World Cup year, with the event due to be hosted in the West Indies and the USA in June 2024, and the shortest format matches will, therefore, help both sides to prepare for the tournament,” the PCB stated.

The three-match T20I series in January 2023 is not part of the recently announced 2023-2027 ICC Future Tours Programme.

The West Indies played their ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League matches against Pakistan in Multan in May 2022, while the December 2021 series comprised three T20Is in Karachi.

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KARACHI: Pakistan’s all-format skipper and the top-ranked white-ball batter Babar Azam expressed his prime goal of winning two World Cups for Pakistan in the next one-and-a-half years.

Babar, who has been in sublime form in white-ball cricket for more than a year and has dominated the rankings, stated that if he leads his team to World Cup glory, his runs will be worth a goal.

“No doubt I am enjoying my form. But with this form, my prime goal is to win the two World Cups for Pakistan in the next one-and-a-half years and if that happens I will feel that my runs are worth gold,” Babar stated.

The top-ranked ODI batter also noted that his team must continue to improve in order to establish themselves as a force in the 50-overs format, as well as to assure automatic qualification for next year’s event and a second 50-over World Cup victory.

“We still need to improve in certain areas,” Babar said following the clean sweep victory over the West Indies, which helped the Green Shirts surpass India in the ICC ODI Rankings.

“We still lose wickets in clusters in the middle which puts us on the back foot. Here the players need better concentration; it’s an area to work on. The fielding has improved, but our body language still deteriorates when a good partnership develops, and it’s another thing we can try and improve,” he maintained.

Pakistan captain further reviewed his side’s performance in the recently-concluded ODI series against the West Indies while also commenting on the bench strength of the side, claiming it gives him a lift.

“We tried a different bowling combination and they performed very well. It’s very satisfying as a captain to see that,” Babar stated.

“Bench strength always gives you a lift. Knowing you have players on the bench who are ready to use is good to know. We had Iftikhar [Ahmed], Abdullah Shafique and [Shahnawaz] Dahani on the bench,” he concluded.

ISLAMABAD: West Indies Men’s cricket team has left for the country from Islamabad International Airport after the conclusion of the three-match ODI series against Pakistan.

According to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) spokesperson, the touring team reached here in the morning by a special plane from Multan and then flew back from here.

The West Indian side, which reached Pakistan after whitewashing the Netherlands 3-0, suffered the opposite result in their away series against the Green Shirts as the home side blunted the Caribbeans by 3-0.

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It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan grabbed the fourth position in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup Super League following their whitewash series victory over the West Indies. The Green Shirts were standing at the 10th position before the home ODI series.

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WI 216-10 (37.2 Overs)

Hasan replaces Nawaz

WI 216-9 (37 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 216-8 (36 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 206-8 (35 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 194-7 (34 Overs)

Nawaz continues from the other end

WI 181-7 (33 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 178-7 (32 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 175-7 (31 Overs)

Wasim Jr comes back into the attack

WI 169-7 (30 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 167-7 (29 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 162-7 (28 Overs)

Nawaz comes back

WI 154-7 (27 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 140-6 (26 Overs)

Dahani continues

WI 133-6 (25 Overs)

24.4: Walks into the shot as he tries to whip it to the on side against the spin, misses it completely for Haris to effect his first stumping in international cricket.

Shadab comes again

WI 126-5 (24 Overs)

Dahani comes back

WI 117-5 (23 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 103-5 (22 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 94-5 (21 Overs)

20.3: Length on off, Powell looks to launch him down the ground, is beaten by the bounce and hint of turn, ends up skying it straight down long-off’s throat

Shadab continues

WI 93-4 (20 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 91-4 (19 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 82-4 (18 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 82-4 (17 Overs)

Shadab comes into the attack

WI 73-4 (16 Overs)

15.1: Length outside off, Pooran comes dancing down the wicket and drags it leg side towards deep midwicket, it goes miles up in the air, but doesn’t have the same kind of distance and is taken comfortably by the fielder on the rope.

Nawaz continues

WI 69-3 (15 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 66-3 (14 Overs)

Nawaz replaces Hasan

WI 64-3 (13 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 61-3 (12 Overs)

Hasan continues

WI 54-3 (11 Overs)

10.3: It was length outside off, he was rooted to the crease as he opened the face and tried to steer it to third-man, played outside the line and dragged it back on to his stumps with an inside edge.

Wasim Jr continues

WI 52-2 (10 Overs)

9.5: It was a short ball around the middle, didn’t rise too high, Hope’s eyes lit up as he hooked it behind square. For a moment it felt as though it would go for four but Khushdil appeared out of thin air running to his left and took it without a fuss, also maintaining his balance so as to not touch the boundary rope.

Hasan comes again

WI 51-1 (9 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 46-1 (8 Overs)

Dahani continues

WI 41-1 (7 Overs)

Wasim Jr replaces Hasan

WI 41-1 (6 Overs)

Dahani continues

WI 31-1 (5 Overs)

Hasan continues

WI 25-1 (4 Overs)

Dahani continues

WI 24-0 (3 Overs)

Hasan continues

WI 14-0 (2 Overs)

Debutant Dahani to bowl his first over

WI 10-0 (1 Over)

Hope, Mayers come out to chase 270, Hasan Ali to bowl the first over

PAKISTAN vs WEST INDIES (2nd INNING)

Pakistan left-handed opener Imam-ul-Haq gave his side a solid start with his seventh consecutive fifty, while Shadab Khan played an anchoring 86-run knock to drive the home side to a commendable 269/9 in the allotted 48 overs in the third ODI, here on Sunday.

PAK 269-9 (48 Overs)

Seales comes to bowl the last over

PAK 263-8 (47 Overs)

Paul comes to bowl his last

PAK 249-7 (46 Overs)

Seales comes back into the attack

PAK 236-7 (45 Overs)

Paul continues

PAK 228-7 (44 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 217-7 (43 Overs)

42.6: Paul bowled it full just outside off from wide of the crease. Right intent from Nawaz, unfortunately, ends up slicing it and Hosein takes a fine catch moving backwards.

Paul comes back…

PAK 210-6 (42 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 207-6 (41 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 203-6 (40 Overs)

39.4: Khushdil dances down yet again but swipes across the line this time. Misses it completely. Hosein had slowed it down just a touch. Ends up knocking the stumps off.

Hosein comes again

PAK 194-5 (39 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 191-5 (38 Overs)

Seales replaces Paul

PAK 180-5 (37 Overs)

Walsh comes back into the attack

PAK 169-5 (36 Overs)

Paul continues

PAK 167-5 (35 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 161-5 (34 Overs)

Paul comes into the attack

Match resumed after the Stand Storm with two overs reduced for each side.

PAK 155-5 (33 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 152-5 (32 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 143-5 (31 Overs)

Pooran to bowl his last

PAK 137-5 (30 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 134-5 (29 Overs)

Pooran continues to bowl his second last

PAK 130-5 (28 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 127-5 (27 Overs)

Pooran comes again

PAK 120-5 (26 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 119-5 (25 Overs)

24.4: It was a length ball outside off, Rizwan looked for the cut but missed it as it didn’t too high, the replays suggest there was an under-edge and unbelievably, that’s Pooran’s fourth wicket of the innings

Pooran continues

PAK 116-4 (24 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 114-4 (23 Overs)

22.5: It was short outside off, he was in two minds about whether to cut it hard or leave it, ends up doing neither and just lobbing it half-heartedly to the diving point who completes a simple catch.

22.3: It was tossed up outside off, Imam went for the slog sweep but only managed to top edge it, to be comfortably caught by the keeper.

Pooran continues

PAK 112-2 (22 Overs)

Hosein comes into the attack

PAK 109-2 (21 Overs)

Pooran continues

PAK 104-2 (20 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 96-2 (19 Overs)

Pooran continues

PAK 93-2 (18 Overs)

17.2: It was a length ball on the middle and leg, skidded on to Babar as he missed it to be rapped on the pads, West Indies have reviewed it and it would have crashed into the middle. A rare failure for Babar Azam. Walsh has a wicket, his first of the series.

Walsh continues

PAK 88-1 (17 Overs)

16.4: It was really full on off, Fakhar wanted to sweep but played over it to miss it and be castled. Yorked himself there, Fakhar.

Pooran continues

PAK 83-0 (16 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 80-0 (15 Overs)

Pooran continues

PAK 72-0 (14 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 65-0 (13 Overs)

Nicholas Pooran comes into the attack

PAK 60-0 (12 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 57-0 (11 Overs)

Shepherd continues

PAK 56-0 (10 Overs)

Walsh comes into the attack

PAK 43-0 (9 Overs)

Shepherd continues

PAK 37-0 (8 Overs)

Paul continues

PAK 30-0 (7 Overs)

Shepherd replaces Seales

PAK 24-0 (6 Overs)

Paul continues

PAK 18-0 (5 Overs)

Seales continues

PAK 13-0 (4 Overs)

Paul continues

PAK 11-0 (3 Overs)

Seales continues

PAK 6-0 (2 Overs)

Paul to bowl from the other end

PAK 0-0 (1 Over)

Fakhar, Imam come out to bat for Pakistan, Seales to bowl the first over

PAKISTAN vs WEST INDIES (1st INNING)

MULTAN: Pakistan have won the toss and elected to bat first against the West Indies in the third ODI, here on Sunday.

PLAYING XIs

Pakistan: Babar Azam (c), Fakhar Zaman, Imam-ul-Haq, Mohammad Rizwan, Mohammad Haris, Khushdil Shah, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Wasim, Hasan Ali, Shahnawaz Dahani

West Indies: Nicholas Pooran (c), Shai Hope (wk), Kyle Mayers, Shamarh Brooks, Rovman Powell, Romario Shepherd, Keacy Carty, Akeal Hosein, Jayden Seales, Hayden Walsh, Keemo Paul

MULTAN: The second ODI between Pakistan and West Indies witnessed an enthralling moment when the national team skipper was found guilty of putting on a wicket-keeping glove while fielding, costing his side five penalty runs in the game.

The interesting incident happened in the 29th over of the game when left-arm spinner Muhammad Nawaz was bowling to West Indian Alzarri Joseph, who guided the ball onto the leg-side while the skipper received the throw wearing a single wicket-keeping glove.

As per the law, “No fielder other than the wicket-keeper shall be permitted to wear gloves or external leg guards. Further, the law mentions that if a fielder illegally fields the ball, umpires shall award five runs to the batting side.

Babar Azam received the penalty with an apologetic smile and shaking his head, a minor irritant to his otherwise joyful day as he made 77 runs with the bat in the first inning while his side completely dominated the West Indies in the field.

The touring side was bowled out on 155 runs while chasing a 276-runs target resulting in a 120 runs victory by Pakistan in the second ODI. The home side has an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series.

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MULTAN: Pakistan cricket team set numerous records following their victory over the West Indies in the second ODI, here on Friday.

Pakistan’s triumph over the West Indies in the second ODI helped the Green Shirts to maintain their superior record over the latter in ODI cricket as Pakistan have now won 10 consecutive series against the Caribbeans; winning the last ODI series in 1992.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam and the left-handed batter – who are in sublime form in the ODIs have marked themselves again into the record’s book as the two batters have joined Pakistan’s Mohammad Yousuf and eight batters to score six consecutive half-centuries just after the legendary batter Javed Miandad, who scored a record nine fifties.

Babar, who enjoyed a successful Australia tour carried on his wonderful in the home ODI series against the West Indies as the right-handed batter has scored nine consecutive half-centuries across all formats which is the longest streak of fifty-plus scores for any batter in men’s international cricket.

Babar and Imam as a pair too were impressive as the dynamic duo of Pakistan equalled the record of legendary batters Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Yousuf for the second-most century-plus partnerships for Pakistan in ODIs with eight stands. The pair of Younis Khan and Yousuf, however, led the way with the nine century-plus partnerships for Pakistan in ODIs.

Pakistan’s hero with the ball against the West Indies in the recently-concluded second ODI Mohammad Nawaz became just the second Pakistan bowler after Mohammad Hafeez to concede less than 20 runs in an ODI after 10 overs. Hafeez conceded 15 runs and took two wickets against Bangladesh in 2011, while Nawaz claimed four wickets for 19 runs.

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It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan defeated West Indies by a massive margin of 120 runs following brilliant half-centuries of Babar and Imam before Nawaz shone with the ball with his career-best bowling figures of 4-19.

READ: Bowlers shine as Pakistan thump Windies to take an unassailable 2-0 lead

MULTAN: Pakistan bowlers displayed brilliance after the fifties from the captain Babar Azam and the left-handed opener Imam-ul-Haq to propel their side to seal a massive victory over West Indies in the second ODI and lead the three-match series 2-0.

Set to chase a commendable 276, the West Indian batting line-up failed and could only score 155 before being bowled out in the 33rd over.

The side were off to a flying start despite losing their last match centurion Shai Hope in the first over as Kyle Mayers and Shamarh Brooks carried the run chase alive as they both ticked the scoreboard at a rapid pace.

The pair appeared solid and almost took the game away from Pakistan before 10 overs as they were scoring at more than six runs per over.

Pakistan captain Babar’s tactics worked for him as his idea of introducing the young pacer Mohammad Wasim Jr proved out to be fruitful as the latter removed the dangerous Mayers in the 10th over. Mayers scored a quick 33 off just 25 deliveries with the help of four boundaries and two sixes.

Following his departure, the touring side proceeded to lose wickets at an alarming rate, falling from 71-1 to 120-7 in a matter of a few overs as their captain Nicholas Pooran also made his way back after scoring 25.

The tailenders then attempted to retaliate but they too could not survive for long against the strong Pakistan bowling attack and the West Indies, in the end, were bowled for a mere 155 runs; handing a massive 120-run victory to Pakistan.

For Pakistan, Nawaz was the pick of the bowlers with his career-best bowling figures as he claimed four wickets for a mere 19 runs, while Wasim Jr and Shadab Khan claimed three and two wickets respectively. Shaheen Shah Afridi, on the other hand, made one scalp.

Pakistan, after opting to bat first, had to fight hard to put a commendable total of 275-8 in the allotted 50 overs as the touring side’s bowlers displayed brilliance.

Coming out to bat, Pakistan openers again failed to provide a solid start to the side as Fakhar Zaman departed early in the seventh over after mistiming the pull short. He made 17 runs off 28 balls and smashed three boundaries.

Following his dismissal, the skipper Babar Azam and the left-handed opener Imam-ul-Haq again anchored the innings with their overall fourth century-plus stand in ODI cricket.

The pair appeared firm as both scored the fifties and were eyeing their respective centuries before Imam lost his wicket after a mix-up. He scored a run-a-ball 72 with the help of six boundaries.

Following Imam’s dismissal, Babar put on a brief partnership with Mohammad Rizwan. The pair, however, could only add 42 runs for the third wicket as Babar fell against West Indies’ hero with the ball – Akeal Hosein. The right-handed batter top-scored for the side with 77 off 93 balls, laced with five boundaries and a six.

The Green Shirts began to lose wickets at an alarming rate as Rizwan, Mohammad Haris, and Mohammad Nawaz departed in just four overs.

With the side struggling at 207-6 in the 40th over, gritty cameos from Shadab Khan and Khushdil Shah avoided the wickets spree; scoring 22 each.

The right-arm pacer Mohammad Wasim Jr and Shaheen Shah Afridi then also added valuable runs in the death overs and boosted the home side’s total to 275-8 in the allotted 50 overs.

Wasim remained unbeaten with his quick 17 off just 13 deliveries, while Shaheen scored 15 not-out on a mere six balls.

For the West Indies, Hosein led the way with three wickets, while Alzarri Joseph and Anderson Phillip bagged two wickets each.

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Mohammad Nawaz shone with his career-best bowling figures after brilliant half-centuries from Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq to bolster the home side beat West Indies by a massive margin of 120 runs in the second ODI.

WI 155-10 (32.2 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 154-9 (32 Overs)

31.2: It was a length ball on off, spun back a touch to beat the defence of Walsh and rap him on the pads.

Shadab continues

WI 147-8 (31 Overs)

30.3: Length ball on off, nipped back in and skidded on beating Joseph’s defence.

Wasim Jr comes back into the attack

WI 144-7 (30 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 142-7 (29 Overs)

Nawaz comes to bowl his second last over

WI 131-7 (28 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 125-7 (27 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 124-7 (26 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 122-7 (25 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 120-7 (24 Overs)

23.4: Leg-spinner, tossed up on middle, turns away as Shepherd misses the line and is rapped on the back pad.

Shadab continues

WI 119-6 (23 Overs)

22.4: Pooran plays for the spin, there isn’t any as he misses and finds his stumps in a mess.

22.2: Tossed up gently outside off, inviting Powell for the drive. He does not get to the pitch of it and can only get a thick edge to Rizwan.

Nawaz continues

WI 115-4 (22 Overs)

Shadab comes again

WI 105-4 (21 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 102-4 (20 Overs)

Haris continues

WI 102-4 (19 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 101-3 (18 Overs)

Haris comes back into the attack…

WI 95-3 (17 Overs)

Nawaz continues after Drink Break

WI 92-3 (16 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 82-3 (15 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 81-3 (14 Overs)

Shadab continues

WI 77-3 (13 Overs)

Nawaz continues

WI 75-3 (12 Overs)

Shadab comes into the attack

WI 72-3 (11 Overs)

10.4: Nawaz flights it up, gets it to rip past the batter and hit top of off. Pitches it on the middle stump, and causes King to reach for it. But the ball sneaks past his outside edge and the bails light up.

Nawaz comes into the attack

WI 71-2 (10 Overs)

9.6: Mayers was looking to belt everything across the line. Tries yet again to the back of a length delivery, misses and finds his stumps in a mess. Important strike for Pakistan.

Wasim Jr continues

WI 59-1 (9 Overs)

Haris comes again

WI 54-1 (8 Overs)

Wasim Jr continues

WI 44-1 (7 Overs)

Shaheen continues to bowl his fourth

WI 33-0 (6 Overs)

Wasim Jr replaces Haris

WI 25-1 (5 Overs)

Shaheen continues

WI 25-1 (4 Overs)

Haris continues from the other end

WI 12-1 (3 Overs)

Shaheen continues

WI 10-1 (2 Overs)

Haris to bowl from the other end

WI 4-1 (1 Over)

0.6: Shaheen angles this one away from Hope, who does not transfer his weight onto his front foot. Ends up spooning a simple catch to Fakhar at cover.

Shai Hope and Kyle Mayers come out for the run chase, Shaheen Shah Afridi to bowl the first over.

PAKISTAN vs WEST INDIES (2nd INNING)

Babar Azam and Imam-ul-Haq led the way with half-centuries before the tail-enders chipped in to avoid Pakistan from the collapse and bolstered the home side to score 275-8 in the allotted 50 overs.

PAK 275-8 (50 Overs)

Shepherd to bowl the last over

PAK 260-8 (49 Overs)

Phillip continues

PAK 248-7 (48 Overs)

Joseph comes to bowl

PAK 242-7 (47 Overs)

Phillip comes again

PAK 236-7 (46 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 234-7 (45 Overs)

44.2: Short one outside off, Shadab looks to pull this but is late on it, the ball passes close to the bat and there’s a clear spike with the ball next to the bat. The decision stands.

Joseph continues

PAK 229-6 (44 Overs)

Walsh comes to bowl

PAK 227-6 (43 Overs)

Joseph comes back into the attack

PAK 222-6 (42 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 214-6 (41 Overs)

Walsh comes back

PAK 208-6 (40 Overs)

39.1: Soft dismissal. It was an innocuous delivery on the pads, but Nawaz tried to tickle it straight to the fielder stationed at leg slip.

Hosein continues

PAK 207-5 (39 Overs)

Phillip replaces Joseph

PAK 203-5 (38 Overs)

37.1: It was full outside leg, got appreciable turn from there as Rizwan missed the sweep and Hosein cleans him up.

Hosein continues

PAK 194-4 (37 Overs)

36.5: Back of a length and angled in, he was in half a mind to leave it or ramp it, the ball kept following him and took the edge as Hope accepted it gleefully. Wickets in quick succession for West Indies here

Joseph continues

PAK 193-3 (36 Overs)

35.3: Full on middle, Babar looked to play leg side and turned the face early, there was a hint of turn inducing the leading edge, the return catch safely pouched by Akeal Hosein.

Hosein continues

PAK 186-2 (35 Overs)

Joseph replaces Walsh

PAK 180-2 (34 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 174-2 (33 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 162-2 (32 Overs)

Hosein continues from the other end

PAK 157-2 (31 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 151-2 (30 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 149-2 (29 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 145-2 (28 Overs)

Hosein continues

27.5: Imam took off with the shot but the ball hadn’t passed the diving fielder, Imam kept running even as Babar stood his ground with his back to Imam. Imam was too far down as the throw came into the wicket-keeper who calmly took off the bails. Big wicket against the run of play

PAK 142-1 (27 Overs)

Walsh replaces Joseph

PAK 133-1 (26 Overs)

Hosein continues

PAK 128-1 (25 Overs)

Philip replaces Joseph

PAK 118-1 (24 Overs)

Akeal Hosein comes into the attack

PAK 112-1 (23 Overs)

Joseph continues

PAK 110-1 (22 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 100-1 (21 Overs)

Joseph replaces Powell

PAK 96-1 (20 Overs)

Walsh continues

PAK 94-1 (19 Overs)

Powell continues

PAK 88-1 (18 Overs)

Walsh come from over the wicket

PAK 79-1 (17 Overs)

Powell continues

PAK 73-1 (16 Overs)

Mayers comes back

PAK 64-1 (15 Overs)

Powell continues

PAK 57-1 (14 Overs)

Shepherd continues

PAK 54-1 (13 Overs)

Powell comes into the attack

PAK 49-1 (12 Overs)

Shepherd continues

PAK 49-1 (11 Overs)

Phillip continues

PAK 45-1 (10 Overs)

Shepherd comes back

PAK 38-1 (9 Overs)

Phillip continues

PAK 31/1 (8 Overs)

Joseph comes back into the attack

PAK 29-1 (7 Overs)

Phillip continues

PAK 25-0 (6 Overs)

Shepherd replaces Mayers

PAK 22-0 (5 Overs)

Phillip replaces Joseph

PAK 19-0 (4 Overs)

Mayers continues

PAK 10-0 (3 Overs)

Joseph continues

PAK 7-0 (2 Overs)

Mayers to bowl from the other end

PAK 0-0 (1 Over)

Fakhar and Imam came out to bat for Pakistan, Joseph to lead the bowling attack for the West Indies.

PAKISTAN vs WEST INDIES (1st INNING)

Pakistan have won the toss and elected to bat first in the second ODI against West Indies, here at Multan Cricket Stadium.

Playing Xls

Pakistan: Babar Azam (c), Shadab Khan(vc), Imam-ul-Haq, Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Mohammad Haris, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Nawaz, Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Muhammad Wasim Jr.

West Indies: Nicholas Pooran(c), Shai Hope (wk), Shamarh Brooks, Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Rovman Powell, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Anderson Phillip, Hayden Walsh, Romario Shepherd

MULTAN: Pakistan have won the toss and elected to bat first in the second ODI against West Indies, here at Multan Cricket Stadium.

The live streaming of the match can be viewed on ARY ZAP.

Playing Xls

Pakistan: Babar Azam (c), Shadab Khan(vc), Imam-ul-Haq, Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Mohammad Haris, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Nawaz, Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Muhammad Wasim Jr.

West Indies: Nicholas Pooran(c), Shai Hope (wk), Shamarh Brooks, Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Rovman Powell, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Anderson Phillip, Hayden Walsh, Romario Shepherd