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West Indies Script Impressive Win Over Pakistan: A Story in Numbers
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West Indies secured a sensational 90-run victory over Pakistan in the first Test of the series in Trinidad. The thrilling encounter produced several notable records and milestones. Here is a breakdown of those standout stats and records by the numbers:
2 — Pakistan’s Second-Lowest Failed Run-Chase
Chasing a target of 211 in the fourth innings against West Indies, Pakistan collapsed for just 120 runs. This marks Pakistan’s second-lowest target in Test history that they failed to chase down. The only lower target they failed to reach was 188 against West Indies in Bridgetown back in 2017.
2 — Second Win for the Caribbeans in 11 Tests
This is only the second victory for the West Indies in their last 11 Test matches. Their previous win came in their most recent series against Sri Lanka. Over this stretch, they have suffered 7 defeats and drawn 2 matches.
4 — Jayden Seales’ Fourth Five-Wicket Haul
Right-arm pacer Jayden Seales picked up his fourth five-wicket haul in Test cricket. Furthermore, this is the first five-wicket haul by a West Indian pacer in the fourth innings of a home Test since Jason Holder took 6 for 59 against Bangladesh in Kingston back in 2018.
5 — Pakistan’s Fifth-Lowest Score Against West Indies
Pakistan’s fourth-innings collapse to 120 all out is their fifth-lowest Test total against the West Indies. Their lower totals against the Men in Maroon include:
77 (Lahore, 1986)
81 (Bridgetown, 2017)
104 (Lahore, 1959)
106 (Bridgetown, 1958)
5 — Rare World Record: All 40 Wickets Taken by Pacers
For the first time in Caribbean Test history, all 40 wickets in a single match were taken by fast bowlers. In the entire history of World Test cricket, all 40 wickets falling to pacers has occurred only five times before.
8 — Pakistan’s Eighth Consecutive Away Test Defeat
Since their away win against Sri Lanka in July 2023, Pakistan has now lost eight consecutive Tests on foreign soil. This remains the longest and most disappointing away losing streak in Pakistan’s Test history.
