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Pakistan vs West Indies, 3rd Test Match Summary

PAK vs WI, 2016 - Test Summary

Pakistan vs West Indies Scorecard

Match Ended

Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium, Sharjah , Oct 30, 2016

Pakistan

281&208

West Indies

337&154/5 (43.5)

West Indies beat Pakistan by 5 wickets

Player of the Match

Kraigg Brathwaite

Player of the Series

Yasir Shah

PAK 281/10

Top Batsmen

Sami Aslam

74 (172)

7x4s
1x6s
43.02SR

Misbah-ul-Haq

53 (123)

3x4s
1x6s
43.08SR

Top Bowlers

Devendra Bishoo

ECON 3.66

OVERS

77/4

R/W

Shannon Gabriel

ECON 3.19

OVERS

67/3

R/W

WI 337/10

Top Batsmen

Kraigg Brathwaite

142 (318)

11x4s
0x6s
44.65SR

Roston Chase

50 (89)

6x4s
1x6s
56.17SR

Top Bowlers

Wahab Riaz

ECON 3.3

26.4

OVERS

88/5

R/W

Mohammad Amir

ECON 2.84

OVERS

71/3

R/W

PAK 208/10

Top Batsmen

Azhar Ali

91 (234)

6x4s
1x6s
38.88SR

Sarfaraz Ahmed

42 (90)

4x4s
0x6s
46.66SR

Top Bowlers

Jason Holder

ECON 1.71

17.3

OVERS

30/5

R/W

Devendra Bishoo

ECON 2.42

OVERS

46/3

R/W

WI 154/5

Top Batsmen

Shane Dowrich

60 (87)

7x4s
1x6s
68.96SR

Kraigg Brathwaite

60 (109)

6x4s
0x6s
55.04SR

Top Bowlers

Yasir Shah

ECON 2.66

OVERS

40/3

R/W

Wahab Riaz

ECON 3.83

OVERS

46/2

R/W

That completes West Indies' long tour of the UAE. This win is their first against a major Test team overseas since 2007 and it's also Holder's first win as captain. They will now head to Zimbabwe for a tri-series featuring the hosts and Sri Lanka. Pakistan will have a hectic overseas season ahead with tours of New Zealand and Australia back-to-back. Hope you enjoyed our coverage of this series. That's all from us for now. Cheers!

MISBAH-UL-HAQ says that it's always disappointing to lose a Test match even though they won the series. Feels that it's vital for the team to maintain momentum and keep the winning habit going. States that his side made a lot of mistakes especially in batting and also opines that there was no discipline in the approach. Credits West Indies for putting up a great performance. Feels that the track also didn't quite break up as they had expected. Admits that Pakistan's batsmen failed to kick on despite getting starts. Praises Yasir Shah for the leggie's incredible performance. Insists that the team is talented and is upbeat about the overseas challenges ahead.

JASON HOLDER expresses relief at ending the tour on a positive note. States that he is happy with the way the team showed character despite losing the toss. Lauds Brathwaite for his incredible performance in the game. Credits his bowlers for also stepping in and restricting the strong Pakistan batting line-up. Says that he is happy to contribute to the team's cause after having endured a torrid time. Says that West Indies are still in transition and wants his side to take the positives of the series going forward.

YASIR SHAH is the MAN OF THE SERIES.

KRAIGG BRATHWAITE (MAN OF THE MATCH) says that it was a tough Test for his side. States that they worked hard as a team. Stresses on keeping his game simple and says that he backs himself. Points out that his idea was to play more off the front foot than off the back foot. Accepts that this is probably his best Test performance for the country. Admits that the chase wasn't easy but feels that his partnership with Dowrich made things easy. Ends by saying that he wants to keep up the momentum.

The ending may not have been sweet for them but Pakistan will be happy having won yet another Test series at their adopted home. They would have liked to sign off by affecting a complete sweep across all formats against the Windies but the visitors had other ideas. It should be said that the West Indies were very competitive in all the three Tests. They narrowly lost the Day/Night Test and then gifted away an opportunity to draw the second game. Things finally fell into place for them in the final game of the tour.

Jason Holder's 5-fer is what helped West Indies set things up for the historic win after Brathwaite's heroics with the lower middle order. This was after Gabriel and Bishoo derailed the formidable Pakistan batting line-up on day one. The former's double strike of the very first over of the match set the tone for the tourists. Most of the batsmen from either side gifted their wickets although Pakistan were more guilty of the same. The failure to convert starts cost the hosts in the first innings and since then, the Windies never really let go of the advantage.

Brilliant performance by West Indies to finish their UAE tour on a high. Kraigg Brathwaite was the star of this match as he remained undefeated in both innings. If his brilliant ton helped the Windies take a handy first innings lead, his fifty in the chase helped the tourists coast home. His partnership with Dowrich rescued WI after they were 67/5 at one stage chasing the paltry target of 153. The WI wicketkeeper also had a great game, contributing vital runs in both innings.

43.5

Mohammad Amir To Shane Dowrich

FOUR! DOWRICH SEALS IT IN STYLE! Shortish and around off, Dowrich makes a bit of room and slashes it hard over the slips and gully. It goes off the outside edge and races away down to the third man fence for a boundary. What a performance from the visitors! WEST INDIES WIN BY 5 WICKETS.

43.4

Mohammad Amir To Shane Dowrich

Another bumper from Amir that is left alone by Dowrich.

43.3

Mohammad Amir To Shane Dowrich

Good length angled in on off, blocked solidly from the crease.

43.2

Mohammad Amir To Shane Dowrich

FOUR! PULLED AWAY! Dowrich wants to finish this with a flourish. Another short ball from Amir and Dowrich goes for the fierce pull through square leg. In the air for a while but falls safe and beats the fielder near the ropes for a boundary. JUST 3 MORE NEEDED NOW.

43.1

Mohammad Amir To Shane Dowrich

Dug in short outside off, Dowrich evades the bouncer with ease.

Over 43 : 146/5

7 Runs

K. Brathwaite

60 (109)

S. Dowrich

52 (82)

W. Riaz

12-0-46-2

42.6

Wahab Riaz To Kraigg Brathwaite

Bouncer from Riaz and Brathwaite ducks under it.

42.5

Wahab Riaz To Shane Dowrich

Dug in short on middle and leg, Dowrich is midair as he tries to fend the rising delivery. The ball flies off the bat handle down to fine leg for a single.

4th Test fifty for Dowrich.

42.4

Wahab Riaz To Shane Dowrich

FOUR! SLAMMED! Full ball outside off, Dowrich leans into it and creams it through the covers to find the fence. That was struck with absolute nonchalance. WI know that they are almost there now. JUST 8 MORE NEEDED.

42.3

Wahab Riaz To Shane Dowrich

Good length outside off, Dowrich pushes it to point for a brace.

42.2

Wahab Riaz To Shane Dowrich

Good length outside off, Dowrich pushes at it but is beaten.

42.1

Wahab Riaz To Shane Dowrich

Back of a length outside off, blocked off the back foot to the covers.

Over 42 : 139/5

6 Runs

K. Brathwaite

60 (108)

S. Dowrich

45 (77)

M. Amir

9-0-35-0

41.6