QatarPakistan secured their first away Test victory in three years by defeating the West Indies by eight wickets in Trinidad, leveling the Test series. The win ended Pakistan's eight-match losing streak in away Tests, with Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam leading the team to 77-2. Babar's aggressive batting helped seal the victory, while West Indies' spinners Sajid Khan and Ali Usman played crucial roles. The West Indies had previously won the first Test by 90 runs, but Pakistan's performance in the second Test prevented a sweep. Key moments included the dismissal of key batters and the impact of favorable pitch conditions. This marks a significant turnaround for Pakistan under Babar's leadership after a period of poor results.
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