PAK vs WI [WATCH]: Jomel Warrican bowled Mohammad Rizwan with an incredible shot in the 2nd Test
The world of cricket witnessed an exciting contest in Multan as Pakistan faced with West Indies in the second test match of their series. Despite a promising start, the Pakistani side crumbled under pressure, culminating in a significant loss marked by the dismissal of their key player, Mohammad Rizwan. Jomel Warrican he emerged as the star of the match, delivering a performance that not only secured victory for the West Indies but also highlighted the fragility of Pakistan’s batting line-up.
Jomel Warrican clears Mohammad Rizwan with the ball
Rizwan, who has been a linchpin in Pakistan’s batting order, has shown resilience throughout his innings. Scoring 25 runs off 62 balls, he managed to hold the innings together for a short while, becoming the second highest scorer for his team after Babar Azamhas 31 rides. However, his dismissal was a turning point that sent shockwaves through the Pakistani camp. In the 42nd over, Rizwan faced a beautiful shot from Warrican which he pitched on the fourth line of off stump and turned sharply back. As he leaned forward to defend, the gap between his bat and pad allowed the ball to slip through him and rattle his leg stump, leaving him stunned and the crowd in disbelief.
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Warrican’s mesmerizing performance in 2n.d Test
Warrican’s bowling was nothing short of magical during this match. His ability to turn the ball sharply on a turning pitch proved too much for many Pakistani batsmen. The West Indian spinner finished with impressive figures of five wickets for just 27 runs in Pakistan’s second innings, contributing significantly to their complete collapse for just 133 runs. This performance not only helped secure a historic win for the West Indies, but also marked the Warrican as the standout performer in this series, finishing with a nine-wicket haul.
West Indies lead Pakistan to draw in the series
The pressure was palpable as Pakistan entered the second innings needing 254 runs to win. After losing early wickets, including that of their star Babar, the team struggled to build a partnership. The loss of Rizwan added to their woes; it was evident that his wicket demoralized the players. The West Indies bowlers capitalized on this momentum, quickly dismantling Pakistan’s batting order to claim a 120-run victory.
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