Pakistan beat West Indies by eight wickets in Port of Spain to secure their first overseas Test win in three years and draw the series, according to the BBC.
Key facts
- Pakistan won by eight wickets over West Indies
- The match was played in Port of Spain
- It was Pakistan's first away Test win in three years
- The result drew the Test series
Pakistan completed their first overseas Test victory in three years with an eight-wicket win over West Indies in Port of Spain, according to the BBC.
The result allowed Pakistan to draw the Test series against the hosts.
The win ended a drought of overseas Test victories that had stretched back three years, the BBC reported.
With the series level, the outcome marks Pakistan’s return to winning away from home.
Why it matters
Pakistan had gone three years without an overseas Test win. Ending that run and drawing the series marks a notable result for the side away from home.
Frequently asked questions
What was the result of the Pakistan v West Indies Test?
Pakistan won by eight wickets over West Indies in Port of Spain, according to the BBC.
Why is this win significant for Pakistan?
It was Pakistan's first overseas Test victory in three years, ending a lengthy drought on foreign soil.
What did the result mean for the series?
The victory drew the Test series between Pakistan and West Indies.