The cricket world witnessed an exciting contest in Multan Pakistan Face against West Indies In the second Test match of their series. Despite a promising start, the Pakistani team crumbled under pressure, culminating in a huge loss marked by the sacking of their key player. Muhammad Radwan. Gomel Warikan He emerged as the star of the match, producing a performance that not only secured victory for the West Indies but also highlighted the fragility of the Pakistan batting line-up.
Gumel Warikan cleans Mohamed Radwan with the arm ball
Rizwan, who has been a staple in Pakistan's batting system, showed resilience throughout his innings. He scored 25 points from 62 balls, and was able to maintain the cohesion of the innings for a short period, becoming the second best scorer for his team after Babar Azam31 runs. However, his dismissal was a turning point that shocked the Pakistani camp. In the 42nd minute, Rizwan faced a beautiful throw from Warrican which went down the line of the fourth stump and then came back sharply. As he leaned forward to defend, the gap between his bat and the pad allowed the ball to slip through and shake his leg stump, leaving him stunned and the crowd in disbelief.
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Warrican's amazing performance in 2Second abbreviation exam
Warrican's bowling was nothing short of magical throughout this match. His ability to spin the ball sharply on the pitch proved too much for many Pakistani batsmen. The West Indian finished with impressive figures of five wickets for just 27 runs in Pakistan's second innings, which contributed significantly to their overall collapse of just 133 runs. This performance not only helped secure a historic victory for the West Indies, but also marked Warrican as the standout player in the series, as he finished the match with a nine-wicket lead.
West Indies edge past Pakistan to draw the series
The pressure was evident as Pakistan entered the second innings needing 254 runs to win. After losing early wickets, including their star batsman Babar, the team struggled to build partnerships. The loss of Radwan exacerbated their problems. It was clear that his wicket had demoralized the players. Capitalizing on this momentum, the West Indies bowlers quickly dismantled Pakistan's batting order and cruised to victory by 120 runs.
