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Of these two teams, Pakistan is the better one and they can perform better at their own venue. That is why I don't expect much from West Indies. I will ‍also not be surprised if they give such an unexpected performance to win a few matches in these series.

One of the best thing for Pakistan was Sajid Khan and Noman Ali came back in the team. They both were dropped in the South Africa tour but now another time wonderful spinners are here and at the same time, this pitch is especially designed for the spinners, and like this they both even took more than four wickets which was so helpful for the Pakistan team.

Already in the first innings Pakistan were lack of many runs and the game dependent on bowling in which Sajid Khan took 4 wickets and Noman Ali took 5 and put Pakistan back in the lead as well. What a comeback by them in this match.

These two bowlers have shown their best performance, they may have improved even more after being dropped from the South Africa tour. We saw their bowling performance in today's match, they easily brought the West Indies team into their hands. Since the current batting performance of the Pakistan team is also good and their bowling is excellent, we expect Pakistan to win with the run lead given by Pakistan at the moment. We saw an extraordinary performance in the first match, I did not say that the batting of the Pakistan team was excellent, of course they are the favorites to win the series.

It must be admitted that Pakistan's bowlers bowled really well as they bowled out West Indies for just 137 runs. It's true that Pakistan's bowlers bowled brilliantly today, but it seems that Pakistan has created a bowling-friendly pitch for a Test match. One thing to note is that two of Pakistan's spin bowlers took the most wickets today, namely Noman Ali with five wickets and Sajid Khan with four wickets. These two bowlers were Pakistani spin bowlers. Pakistan was whitewashed in a Test series against South Africa a few days ago, and perhaps they will whitewash the West Indies in the same vein.