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Guyana: After the cancellation of the first match, West Indies and Pakistan met in the second T20 on Saturday. In this match played at the Providence Stadium in Yana, Pakistan defeated West Indies by 7 runs. Pakistan had set a target of 158 runs. In reply, West Indies could only manage 157 runs in the allotted 20 overs for the loss of 4 wickets. Nicholas Pooran (62 not out) played a blistering half-century for West Indies. Hasan Ali, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Wasim Jr and Shaheen Afridi took one wicket each for Pakistan. With this win, Pakistan has taken a 1-0 lead in the 4-match T20I series.

Vinges didn’t have a good start

Chasing the target, West Indies did not have a good start and they lost the wicket of opener Andre Fletcher in the first over itself. Fletcher could not even open his account. He was bowled by Mohammad Hafeez. After this Chris Gayle and Evin Lewis added 31 runs for the second wicket. This partnership was broken after Gayle was dismissed in the sixth over. Gayle became the victim of Hasan Ali by scoring 16 runs in 20 balls with the help of 1 six.

Lewis had to retire hurt

From here Lewis took the lead with Shimron Hetmyer. Both shared a 39-run partnership for the third wicket. Hetmyer was out in the 12th over. He was bowled by Mohammad Wasim Jr in the 12th over. Hetmyer scored 17 runs in 18 balls. He hit 1 boundary. Lewis was injured after the headmire left and had to retire hurt. He scored 33 runs in 33 balls with 2 fours and 2 sixes before returning to the pavilion.

Pooran batted freely

After this Nicholas Pooran faced the Pakistani bowlers very well and batted freely. He scored a blistering half-century. Pooran played an unbeaten 62 off 33 balls with 4 fours and 6 sixes. He shared a crucial 64 runs partnership for the fifth wicket with captain Kieron Pollard. Pollard scored 13 runs in 14 balls. He was caught by Wasim in the 20th over by Shaheen Shah Afridi.

Pakistan made 157 for 8 wickets

Pakistan has set a target of 158 runs for West Indies to win. Pakistan scored 157 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Babar Azam (51) scored the most runs for the visiting team. Apart from them, Mohammad Rizwan (46) also played a good innings. Sharzeen Khan (20), Fakhar Zaman (15), Mohammad Hafeez (6), Hasan Ali (0), Shadab Khan (5) and Shoaib Maqsood contributed 5 runs. Mohammad Wasim Jr remained unbeaten on 1 run. For West Indies, Jason Holder took four and Dwayne Bravo took two wickets. A Pakistan batsman was run out.

Sharjeel Khan became the victim of the holder

The first blow to Pakistan came in the form of Sharjeel Khan. Opener Sharjeel scored 20 runs in 16 balls. He hit 2 fours and 1 six. He along with Mohammad Rizwan gave Pakistan a good start. Both shared a 46-run partnership for the first wicket. Sharjeel’s innings was ended by Jason Holder on the fourth ball of the 5th over. He wanted to hit a big shot towards mid on but was caught by Aqeel Hossein.

Mohammad Rizwan missed half century

Pakistan’s second wicket fell in the form of Mohammad Rizwan. Opener Rizwan batted tight but he missed the half-century. He lost his wicket after scoring 46 runs. He faced 36 balls and hit 2 fours and 2 sixes. Rizwan returned to the pavilion after being run out on the second ball of the 15th over. His wicket fell on the total score of 113. He shared an important partnership of 67 runs with Babar Azam for the second wicket.

Pakistan lost 6 wickets adding 45 runs

Pakistan once seemed to be moving towards a big score, but then suddenly the team faltered. By the 15th over, Pakistan had scored 113 for 2 wickets and then no player could play. Pakistan lost 6 wickets adding just 45 runs. Babar Azam held one end for some time but he too got out in the 17th over. He got Jason Holder caught behind the wicket by Nicholas Pooran. He scored 51 runs in 40 balls with the help of 4 fours and 2 sixes. His wicket fell on the total score of 134.

Windies and Pakistan made changes

West Indies and Pakistan team have changed their playing XI in the second T20. Hosts Windies have included Andre Fletcher and Lendl Simmons in place of Lendl Simmons and Andre Russell. On the other hand, Pakistan has kept Shoaib Maqsood in place of Azam Khan in the playing XI.

What did both the captains say after the toss

After winning the toss, West Indies captain Pollard said that we have decided to bowl first. Can take good advantage with the ball because of early morning. Glad the fans are there. Looking forward to the match. At the same time, Pakistan captain Azam said that he (Wasim Jr) is a very good bowler and we are expecting him to do well. There are circumstances familiar to us. We know how the pitch will behave.

Couldn’t even play 9 overs

In the first T20 match, rain continuously disturbed. Pakistan had won the toss and decided to bowl first, but due to rain, the game could not start after a long time. The match had to be reduced to 9-9 but still no result. West Indies scored 85 runs in the allotted 9 overs for the loss of 5 wickets. After the first innings, it started raining again and the match was eventually called off.

Pakistan’s upper hand against the Windies

Pakistan has the upper hand in T20 Internationals against West Indies. Both the teams have met in 15 T20s so far, in which Pakistan has won 11 matches. At the same time, the West Indies team could win only 3 matches. One was fruitless. Apart from this, Pakistan’s dominance has also been seen in the T20 matches played in the West Indies. Both the teams have faced each other 8 times in West Indies and Pakistan has been successful in winning 5 matches. West Indies could win just 2 matches at home. One did not get any result.

playing XI

West Indies: Kieron Pollard (c), Evin Lewis, Andre Fletcher, Chris Gayle, Shimron Hetmyer, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Jason Holder, Dwayne Bravo, Romaria Shepherd, Hayden Walsh, Akil Hossein.

Pakistan: Babar Azam (captain), Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Sharjeel Khan, Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Hafeez, Shoaib Maqsood, Shadab Khan, Hasan Ali, Mohammad Wasim Jr., Usman Qadir and Shaheen Shah Afridi.