Earlier, the West Indies had won the last win against Pakistan in the 5th. In this match, the Pakistan team could lose 5 wickets in the stipulated overs and scored only 5 runs, the hosts chased the last ball. The protagonist of the West Indies victory was Jason Holder who took 3 wickets.
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After winning the toss and batting first, the start of the Pakistan team did not get better. In the powerplay, the team lost three wickets for 3 runs. The team was able to reach 5 runs in 5 overs due to 5 runs in captain Salman Agha and Haasan Nawaz’s 3 runs. Apart from the two, no Pakistani batsman could cross the six -run mark. During this period, six batsmen were dismissed in one issue.
The Jason Holder’s dangerous spell caused the West Indies to stop. He took four wickets for only 19 runs in the quota of 5 overs. Fakhr Jaman contributed 3 runs. Wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Haris was dismissed for 5 runs. Skipper Salman Agha scored 5 runs off 5 balls and Hasan Nawaz scored 2 runs off 5 balls and crossed the team. No other batsman except three batsmen could cross the double figure. Jason Holder, a veteran fast bowler from the West Indies, took 9 wickets in 9 overs. Gudkesh Mata took 3 wickets.
The start of the West Indies team to chase the target was very embarrassing. Half of the team had returned to the pavilion for 5 runs. Until the score reached 5, 3 batsmen were dismissed. The team was at the threshold of the 8th consecutive defeat. Jason Holder and Shepherd shared a 19 -ball 90 for the 8th wicket.
In the last over, the West Indies needed 3 runs to win. The Holder took 3 runs off the first ball and gave a strike to the Shefred. Shefred LBW on the second ball. The team was in trouble again. On the third ball, Shamar Joseph took a run. On the fourth and fifth balls, there were 3 runs each. Now the team needed three runs on one ball.
