Skipper Kraigg Brathwaite hit a fighting half century Sunday to lead the West Indies to 129-5 at lunch on the second day of the second Test against Pakistan in Multan.

West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite scored an invaluable half century, and his batters produced a gutsy effort to install them as

West Indies has spun out Pakistan for 133 to record a thumping series-leveling 120-run win inside three days of the second and final test.

West Indies, under the captaincy of Kraigg Brathwaite, achieved a commanding 120-run victory over Pakistan on Monday,

West Indies have recorded a historic win in the second Test against Pakistan at the Multan Cricket Stadium. It was a low-scoring affair as the highest team score across four innings was 244/10. Pakistan were given a challenging target of 254, which they failed to accomplish as the series ended in a 1-1 draw.

Tea West Indies 163 and 244 (Brathwaite 52, Sajid 4-76, Noman 4-80) lead Pakistan 154 by 253 runs. West Indies produced perhaps the best batting performance of the series, led by

The West Indies cricket team has taken their lead beyond 100 runs in the second Test against Pakistan, despite a tough morning session on Day 2. Kraigg Brathwaite, who scored a vital 52, played a crucial role in this. It was indeed a vital knock from the WI skipper as the Multan track has been a graveyard for batters so far.

West Indies secured a historic 120-run victory over Pakistan in Multan, leveling the series 1-1 and condemning Pakistan to the bottom of the World Test Championship points table.

Left-arm spinner Noman Ali continued to prosper on a turning pitch with a match haul of 10 wickets as West Indies slipped to 129-5 on Day 2 of the second cricket test.

Pakistan have Mohammad Rizwan to come on Day 3, but still require 178 runs for victory with just six wickets in hand on a testing surface

Off-spinner Sajid Khan masterminded Pakistan’s emphatic 127-run win against the West Indies in the first test on Sunday.

West Indies positioned themselves for a series-leveling victory, leaving Pakistan at 76/4 at stumps on Day 2 in Multan. Chasing 254, Pakistan struggled under pressure, with key wickets tumbling, including Babar Azam's,