Pakistan won Multan Test by 127 runs: West Indies' second innings was reduced to 123 runs; Sajid Khan took 9 wickets in the match

Sajid Khan was the player of the match of the first test.

Pakistan defeated West Indies by 127 runs in the first match of the 2-match Test series. It was a low scoring match on Multan's spin friendly wicket. In reply to 251 runs on the third day on Sunday, West Indies' second innings was reduced to 123 runs.

Sajid Khan, who was the player of the match, took a total of 9 wickets. Took 4 wickets in the first innings and 5 wickets in the second innings. 6 Caribbean batsmen could not touch double figures in the second innings.

Earlier, Pakistani innings was reduced to 157 runs. With the lead of 93 runs in the first innings, the team set a target of 251 runs for West Indies. Jomel Warrican took 7 wickets for the team.

On the second day of the match, Pakistan could score 230 runs in its first innings. Whereas the West Indies team was reduced to 137 runs. In which spinner Noman Ali from Pakistan took 5 wickets. The second match of the series will be played in Multan from January 25.

Spinner Sajid Khan (right) celebrating with Khurram Shehzad.

5 wickets for Sajid, 4 wickets for Abrar West Indies' second innings could not stand against the spinners. Alik Athanaje scored the highest score of 55 runs from the team. The Caribbean team could play only 36.3 overs in the innings. Sajid Khan took 5 wickets for 50 runs in 15 overs. Leg spinner Abrar Ahmed took 4 wickets. Noman Ali got 1 wicket.

Middle order batsman Alik Athanaje hit 7 fours in his innings of 55 runs.

Shakeel-Rizwan hit fifty Pakistan started playing on the second day with a score of 143/4. Saud Shakeel led his innings with a score of 56 and Mohammad Rizwan with a score of 51 runs. Both of them made a partnership of 141 runs and took the score close to 200. Shakeel was out after scoring 84 runs and Rizwan after scoring 71 runs.

After losing 5 wickets for 187 runs, Pakistan lost the next 5 wickets to score 43 runs. Spinner Jomel Warrican and pacer Jaden Seales took 3 wickets each from West Indies. Kevin Sinclair got 2 wickets and Gudakesh Moti got 1 wicket. There was a batsman runout.

Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel made a partnership of 141 runs for the fifth wicket.

Bowlers took West Indies beyond 100 runs West Indies batsmen could bat only 25.2 overs in the first innings. In the top-7, only captain Kraigg Brathwaite could reach 11 runs, the remaining 6 batsmen could not even touch the figure of 7 runs. The team lost 8 wickets at the score of 66 runs.

The bowlers again took West Indies beyond 100 runs. Sinclair scored 11 runs, Moti 19, Warrican 31 and Seals scored 22 runs and took the team's score to 137 runs. Noman Ali took 5 wickets and Sajid Khan took 4 wickets from Pakistan. Abrar Ahmed also got 1 success.

Pakistan all out West Indies in a single session.

Babar failed in the second innings also Pakistan also started its innings on the second day of the match. Team captain Shan Masood and Mohammad Huraira made an opening partnership of 67 runs. Huraira was out after scoring 29 runs. Babar Azam flopped in the second innings also, he was out after scoring only 5 runs. He had scored 8 runs in the first innings. Jomel Warrican took both the wickets.

Captain Masood was set, but was run out after scoring 52 runs. The team lost the third wicket on the score of 106 runs. Till the end of the day's play, Kamran Ghulam remained not out after scoring 9 runs and Saud Shakeel remained not out after scoring 2 runs. By scoring 109 runs, Pakistan has taken a lead of 202 runs in the second innings.

Jomel Warrican has taken 2 wickets in the second innings.

Rain became a hindrance on the first day On Friday, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat. Due to rain only 41.3 overs could be played. The home team scored 143 runs losing 4 wickets. Top-4 batsmen could not do anything special. Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan scored fifties and took control of the team.

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