CaribbeanCricket.com - West Indies v Pakistan, 1st T20I [8.00 pm local]

Narper 8/1/25, 4:22:52 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

Chase gAWN

15.5
Shaheen Afridi to Roston Chase, out Caught by Sahibzada Farhan at deep extra cover!!

Roston Chase c Sahibzada Farhan b Shaheen Afridi 5(5)

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:24:23 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

WI 110/6 (16) CRR: 6.88 REQ: 17.25
West Indies need 69 runs in 24 balls

Jason Holder 0(1)
Romario Shepherd 12(4)

Shaheen Afridi
3-0-15-1

Narper 8/1/25, 4:25:52 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

16.1
Sufiyan Muqeem to Shepherd, out Bowled!!

Shepherd b Sufiyan Muqeem 12(5) [4s-1 6s-1]

WI 110/7 (16.1) CRR: 6.8 REQ: 18
West Indies need 69 runs in 23 balls

Narper 8/1/25, 4:28:57 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

WI 114/7 (17) CRR: 6.71 REQ: 21.67
West Indies need 65 runs in 18 balls

Jason Holder1(3)
Shamar Joseph2(3)

Sufiyan Muqeem
4-0-20-1

Narper 8/1/25, 4:30:55 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

17.2
Shaheen Afridi to Holder, SIX, clubbed, change of pace from Shaheen, but it's full and right in the slot - Holder languidly reaches out and deposits it high over long-on for a maxmum

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:34:09 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

WI 125/7 (1 cool

CRR: 6.94 REQ: 27
West Indies need 54 runs in 12 balls

Shamar Joseph 4(6)
Jason Holder 10(6)

Shaheen Afridi
4-0-26-1

Narper 8/1/25, 4:35:47 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

18.2
Haris Rauf to Holder, SIX, massive, back-to-back sixes from Holder and he's giving this crowd something to cheer about, back of a length and at the stumps, Holder stands tall and then hammers the pull, played with a straight bat and sent it soaring over wide long-on
18.1
Haris Rauf to Holder, SIX, clubbed, length ball outside off - Holder backs away and then muscles the pull, high over deep mid-wicket for a maximum

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:38:42 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

18.6
Haris Rauf to Shamar Joseph, SIX, to deep mid-wicket

Narper 8/1/25, 4:39:21 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

WI 145/7 (19) CRR: 7.63 REQ: 34
West Indies need 34 runs in 6 balls

Shamar Joseph 11(9)
Jason Holder 23(9)

Haris Rauf
4-0-41-0

Narper 8/1/25, 4:41:17 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

19.1
Faheem Ashraf to Holder, SIX, he's just about keeping his team with a 1% chance of pulling off an improbable win - length ball and he got under it on the slog, high and over long-on for a maximum

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:45:25 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

19.5
Faheem Ashraf to Shamar Joseph, FOUR, back of a length and well outside off - Joseph drags the pull over wide mid-wicket, Ayub sprints to his right at deep mid-wicket and then pulls out of the catch at the last moment, letting the ball go past him and onto the ropes

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:46:57 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

19.6
Faheem Ashraf to Shamar Joseph, SIX, Pakistan win by 14 runs, it's a strong finish, but it doesn';t matter for West Indies - full-toss and Joseph muscled it over long-on for a maximum

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Narper 8/1/25, 4:47:25 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

PAK 178/6 (20)

WI 164/7 (20)

Pakistan won by 14 runs

Shamar Joseph 21(12)
Jason Holder 30(12)

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Drapsey 8/1/25, 4:48:16 AM

debut: 12/26/07
35,015 runs

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Narper 8/1/25, 5:03:40 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

Shai Hope | West Indies captain -
I wouldn't say the bowling was poor, but we could have restricted them to a lesser score. We didn't field well and then we didn't bat well at all. Saim (Ayub) and Fakhar (Zaman), there were two left-handers and didn't give a lot of scope for Motie (to bowl), Chase bowled well and I might've missed a beat by not bowling more spin. We didn't want the spinners to settle, wanted the openers to go hard as possible and then have Motie at 3. I didn't get going today and that was unfortunate, but the plan was to put pressure on their spinners after a fast start. We need to learn from our mistakes and learn quickly and we need to put the words into action.

Narper 8/1/25, 5:04:13 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

Saim Ayub | Player of the Match -
It was a challenging pitch to bat, it was in our mind to build partnership and not panic. We have plans, but they're flexible according to the moment. We look at the conditions, decide our shots and strategy, it's all about staying in the present moment. The pitch limited our shots, we needed to be a lot more focused. Whatever role my team demand, I'll do it, it wasn't my best bowling effort though (laughs).

Narper 8/1/25, 5:04:36 AM

debut: 1/4/03
267,287 runs

Salman Ali Agha | Pakistan captain -
It was a great game, we assessed the conditions well, batted and finished well, we started well with the ball, the middle overs were outstanding and the spinners were superb. We didn't take a wicket in the first 10 overs, but we controlled the game. The 11th over, we got three wickets and that was the turning point. Once the ball got older, it was tough to bat against spin and I was waiting for the moment. The pitch was the same for both teams - you could score against the new ball, but once the ball went old, it started to grip and turn for the spinners, making batting very difficult

West Indies v Pakistan, 1st T20I [8.00 pm local]

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