JapanPakistan secured an emphatic eight-wicket victory over the West Indies in the second and final Test match of their series, ending an eight-match losing streak away from home. The win came after a strong performance from Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam, who both scored unbeaten centuries in the first innings. Babar's strategic decision to include an extra spinner paid off as West Indies' batting collapsed under pressure. The West Indies had previously won the first Test by 90 runs, but Pakistan's spinners dominated the second innings on a deteriorating pitch. West Indies' captain Roston Chase expressed disappointment with the result, acknowledging the team's potential but lamenting the loss.
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