A panoramic viewed between the International of a second day between Brian Lara Stadium West indies And PakistanTo level the level of five wicket win with domestic side Three-match chain On 1-1. A well -calculated followed after a collective bowling attempt, Roaston chase And Sherfen RutherfordEnsured that the West Indies first bounced a strong bounce in the ODI after their loss in ODIs.
Pakistan’s inconsistent batting performance
Winning the toss, West Indies captain Shai Hope was selected to bowl first, a decision that proved to be fruitful for the hosts. Pakistan’s innings fought to gain significant pace against a disciplined West Indian attack. Opener Sam Ayub (31 balls 23 runs) and Abdullah Shafiq (26 off 40 balls) made a cautious debut, but a duck set for Pakistan’s initial dismissal of Captain Babar Azam for Pakistan. Mohammad Rizwan, usually a strong anchor, found it difficult to accelerate, scored 16 runs in 38 delivery.
The middle order saw some battle, which scored 31 runs off 32 balls, including 4 fours. However, it was Hasan Nawaz who gave 36 runs, scoring 36 runs, scored 36 runs with 3 sixes. Despite their efforts, Pakistan’s innings concluded at 71 at 171 in 37 overs (Due to a rain blockage that later revised the target for the West Indies).
The West Indies bowlers were impressive, taking wickets continuously and increasing Pakistan’s scoring rate. Jayden Seals was a pickle of bowlers, snatched 3 important wickets for just 23 runs from his 7 overs. Shamar Joseph and Analkesh Moti scored 27 and 31 runs from one wicket with one wicket, in which 7 and 8 overs respectively. Roston Chase also made a significant contribution with the ball, took 1 wicket for 26 runs in his 6 overs, while Zedia Blade took 1 wicket for 46 runs.
West Indies creation chase
Chasing the revised target of 181 runs from 35 overs, the pursuit of the West Indies began carefully, lost to Brandon King for 1 and Evin Lewis for 7 for 7. Casey Katy (16 runs from 42 balls) and Shai Hope (32 from 35 balls) then stabilized the ship with a patient’s partnership. However, it was an explosive Sherfen Rutherford that actually moved the speed in favor of the West Indies. He attacked the Pakistani bowlers, played a brilliant innings of 45 runs off 45 balls, decorated with 4 fours and 3 sixes.
After Rutherford’s dismissal, Chase and Justin Greaves formed an important unbreakable partnership to guide their team’s house. Chase played an outstanding innings, scoring 49 runs off 47 balls, including 4 fours and 2 sixes. Greaves offered excellent support at the other end, scoring 26 runs off 31 balls. His partnership ensured that the West Indies took comfortable and 10 balls comfortably with 5 wickets, finishing at 184 in 33.2 overs at 184 at 184.
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Pakistan’s bowlers tried their best to protect the minor clan. Hasan Ali was the most successful, claiming 2 wickets for 35 runs. Mohammad Nawaz also impressed, took 2 wickets for only 17 runs from his 7 overs. Abrar Ahmed took 1 wicket for 23 runs. However, early successes were not enough to prevent the prescribed West Indian Middle Order.
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This win marks a significant comeback for the West Indies, which level the series with a win. Roston Chase was awarded the player of the match for his all -round contribution with both the bat and the ball, highlighting his growing importance from the West Indies. Now tied with the series, on Tuesday, August 12, the third and final ODI at the same place promises to be an exciting decisive.
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