West Indies Secure Historic Test Victory in Pakistan After 33 Years
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) proudly celebrates the men’s Test team’s remarkable 120-run triumph over Pakistan in Multan, marking their first Test win on Pakistani soil since 1990.
The victory was spearheaded by left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican, whose exceptional Player of the Series performance showcased his all-round brilliance. Warrican claimed a record-equalling 19 wickets in the two-Test series and contributed a vital 36-run knock in the first innings, cementing his pivotal role in the team’s success.
CWI President, Dr. Kishore Shallow, praised the team’s achievement, stating:
“This victory reflects the skill, determination, and fighting spirit that define West Indies cricket. My heartfelt congratulations to the players, coaching staff, and management for this historic accomplishment. Special recognition goes to Jomel Warrican for his outstanding performance and to Captain Kraigg Brathwaite for his astute and aggressive leadership.”
President Shallow also expressed gratitude to Red Ball Head Coach Andre Coley, for whom this was the final tour in his current role.
“Andre Coley has been instrumental in the progress of West Indies cricket. We deeply appreciate his dedication, leadership, and contributions as Red Ball Head Coach.”
This historic win is a testament to the team’s progress and serves as an inspiration to cricket fans across the Caribbean and around the world. CWI remains committed to fostering talent, building depth, and pursuing excellence in all formats of the game.
