In an impressive performance during the first Test against the West Indies in Multan, Pakistan’s cricket team set a unique record. The team’s bowlers delivered a total of only 371 balls across both innings, establishing the record for the fewest balls bowled in a winning Test match for Pakistan.
Record-Breaking Bowling Performance
Pakistan’s bowlers were highly efficient in the match, requiring just 371 balls to dismiss the West Indies twice. This achievement sets a new benchmark for Pakistan, surpassing the previous record for the fewest balls bowled in a victory. In 2005, during another Test match in Multan against Bangladesh, Pakistan’s bowlers delivered 494 balls to secure a win.
This efficient bowling performance not only helped Pakistan set a record but also played a significant role in their quick victory over the West Indies.
Early Victory: Pakistan Wins by 127 Runs
The result of the Multan Test was decided on the third day itself. Pakistan defeated the West Indies by 127 runs, gaining a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. This swift victory highlighted Pakistan’s dominance in the match, as they took charge early and never looked back.
Sajid Khan Named Player of the Match
Pakistan’s Sajid Khan was named Player of the Match for his exceptional bowling performance. His skillful and disciplined bowling was a key factor in Pakistan’s remarkable victory, helping them secure the win in record time.
Conclusion: A Historic Victory for Pakistan
This victory not only gave Pakistan a crucial lead in the series but also marked a significant moment in cricket history with the team setting a new record for the fewest balls bowled in a Test win. With Sajid Khan’s outstanding performance and the team’s dominant play, Pakistan has laid down a marker for the second Test, looking to seal the series win.
