8 wickets… West Indies trembled in front of 36 year old Pakistani bowler, bundled out for 181 runs

Deadly bowling by Mohammad Abbas. (Photo- PTI)

Mohammad Abbas, WI vs PAK 1st Test: The first Test match being played between West Indies and Pakistan has reached a very exciting turn. After scoring 311 runs in the first innings, the second innings of the West Indies team, which had achieved a slight lead by bundling out Pakistan for 282 runs, fell apart like a pack of cards. The Caribbean batsmen could not stand against the sharp bowling of Pakistan’s 36-year-old experienced fast bowler Mohammad Abbas and the entire team collapsed for just 181 runs in the second innings.

Deadly bowling of Mohammad Abbas

Mohammad Abbas remained an enigma for the West Indies batsmen in the second innings of the match. In his 15.5 over spell, he bowled 6 maiden overs and gave only 22 runs and took 5 important wickets. In this innings, Abbas showed the way to the pavilion by making Brandon King, Kavem Hodge, Justin Greaves, Kemar Roach and Jomel Warrican his victims. Mohammad Abbas’s performance in this match was quite excellent. Even in the first innings, he had dismissed 3 Caribbean batsmen. In this way he was successful in taking a total of 8 wickets in this first test match.

This is the 7th 5-wicket haul of his Test cricket career, which has brought Pakistan out of a difficult situation and leveled the match. The special thing is that Mohammad Abbas has taken 5 wickets in an innings for the 7th time in just 30 Test matches. With this he now has 118 wickets in his Test career. He is at number 18 in terms of taking most wickets in Tests for Pakistan.

Pakistan got the target of 211 runs to win

After bowling out West Indies for 181 runs in the second innings, Pakistan has now got a target of 211 runs to win this first test match. After the ups and downs of the first innings of both the teams, now the decision of the match will depend on the batting of Pakistan’s second innings.

mohid khan

mohid khan

Mohid Khan is serving as a senior sub-editor on the sports desk of TV9 Hindi. He has 4 years of experience in journalism. He is originally from Beawar city of Rajasthan. Mohid has obtained the degree of Journalism and Mass Communication from Chaudhary Charan Singh University. He is fond of reading, writing and playing. He started his career with India News. After this he worked in institutions like OneIndia Hindi, Zee News and India TV. He is an expert in minutely analyzing any cricket match and is also interested in making news related to other sports.

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