Pakistan against Western India – Second Test: Warrican leads a return victory in 120 run | Current news

Warrican’s nine Wickkeke helps visitors to complete the second test in three days and equalize a series of two games 1-1.

Spinner Jomel Warrican won five Wickeket while West Indies won the Pakistan test for the first time in almost 35 years and finished their series of two games with a score of 1-1.

Visitors ended the second test in Multan on Monday with a win in 120 runs.

Pakistan triumphed in the first test with 127 runs, but a player of the Warrican match with nine goalkeepers in the match – 19 in the series – he gave the hosts the taste of his own cure on sharp turning grounds.

The last time West Indies won a test in Pakistan was in Faisalabad in November 1990, after being left without a win on their tours in 1997 and 2006.

Continuing with 76-4 and chasing 254, Pakistan hoped to win Saud Shakeel, but Kevin Sinclair caught the left-wing slips by 13 to further diminish the lesser chance of the home team.

Babar Azam achieved the best result with 31, while Mohammad Rizwan scored 25 while Pakistan was separated by 133.

Warrican broke the night guard Kashif Ali with a more direct shot one by one, leaving Pakistan in Paramparca with a score of 76-6.

Rizwan added 39 for the seventh Wickket with Salman Ali Aghh before Warrican rejected Salman’s leg before 15 and threw Rizwan to bring tourists to two wickets from victory.

Gudakesh Motie, who received 2-35, removed Noman Ali by six, while Warrican deservedly took the last Wickket, hitting Sajid Khan for seven and sealed the victory.

The defeat was sent by Pakistan to the ninth and last place on the World Championship table, while Western India finished in eighth place.

Australia’s heads are confronted with South Africa in the WTC final in Lord’s in June.