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Following a impressive 127-run victory in the first test, Pakistan are ready to face West Indies in the series decider at the Multan Cricket Stadium.
Pakistan eyes clean sweep against West Indies in Multan
This match holds significant importance for Pakistan as they aim to secure their first clean sweep at home since their 2-0 win over South Africa in 2021. Building on a three-match winning streak in home Tests, which included the win in the last two. In the matches against England and the previous match against West Indies, Pakistan showed their superiority in the first match of the series with an all-round performance.
In the first Test, Pakistan’s dominant bowling attack was the key to their success. Defending a target of 251 runs, they bowled out the West Indies for a paltry 123 in the second innings. Off the spinner Sajid Khan was the featured artisttaking a remarkable five-wicket haul in the second innings and continuing his reputation as a match-winner in sub-continental conditions. With the batting line-up contributing efficiently and the
Here is Pakistan’s planned XI for the second match against the West Indies
1. Shan Masood (Opener)
Shan Masood showed consistency with the bat in the first Test, scoring 63 runs in two innings. His ability to anchor innings and adapt to challenging conditions makes him a vital component of Pakistan’s top order. He also contributed by hitting three boundaries and two sixes, showing an offensive edge when needed. Pakistan will be relying on him to provide a solid foundation in the second Test.
2. Muhammad Hurraira (Opener)
Muhammad Hurraira had a quiet start to the series, scoring 35 runs in the first Test. As a promising young starter, he will look to improve his strike rotation and build partnerships. His aggressive style can be an advantage on flatter surfaces, and Pakistan will hope he converts his openings into substantial innings in the next game.
3. Babar Azam (No. 3)
Babar Azam suffered a rare failure in the first Test, managing just 13 runs in two innings. Known for his elegance and consistency, the skipper will look to lead from the front in the second test. With his ability to dominate bowlers in all conditions, Babar remains a vital player in Pakistan’s batting line-up.
4. Saud Shakeel (No. 4)
Saud Shakeel was Pakistan’s top scorer in the first Test, amassing 86 runs, including a well-crafted 84 in the first innings. His solid technique and composure under pressure make him a reliable middle-order batsman. Saud will look to continue his good form and take advantage of his beginnings to achieve great scores.
5. Mohammad Rizwan (goalkeeper, #5)
Rizwan contributed 73 runs in the first Test, including a brave 71 in the second innings. As a reliable wicketkeeper-batsman, he is the glue that holds Pakistan’s middle-order together. Rizwan’s ability to counter-attack under pressure and control the lower order will be crucial in the second Test.
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6. Kamran Ghulam (No. 6)
Kamran Ghulam had a moderate outing in the first Test, managing only 32 runs. A versatile batsman, he has the ability to steady the innings and play spin effectively. His aim will be to take a step forward and support the team’s middle order with a significant contribution in the second test.
7. Agha Salman (No. 7)
Agha Salman struggled in the first Test and scored only 16 runs. As an all-rounder, he offers a valuable option with both bat and ball. While his batting needs improvement, his part-time spin can add depth to Pakistan’s bowling attack.
8. Sajid Khan (off spinner)
Sajid Khan was the standout bowler in the first Test, claiming nine wickets, including a five-wicket haul. His ability to spin and bounce makes him a key weapon in Pakistan’s spin-heavy attack. Sajid will look to replicate his winning performance and trouble the West Indies batsmen again.
9. Noman Ali (Left Arm Spinner)
Noman Ali was instrumental in the first Test, taking six wickets, including a 5 in the second innings. His precision and guile make him a reliable spinner in subcontinental conditions. Noman will look to maintain his wicket-taking form and make crucial breakthroughs.
10. Abrar Ahmed (Leg-Spinner)
Abrar Ahmed was Pakistan’s most economical bowler in the first Test, taking five wickets at an astonishing average of 6.60. His ability to deceive batsmen with flight and spin adds variety to the spin attack. Abrar will play a pivotal role in controlling the scoring rate and providing wickets in the middle.
11. Khurram Shahzad (Pacers)
Khurram Shahzad bowled just one in the first Test as the spinners dominated the proceedings. As Pakistan’s only pacer, his role in extracting swing and reverse swing will be crucial. The inclusion of Shahzad provides balance to the attack, offering a pace option to complement the spin quartet.
