BRIDGETOWN: In the second innings of the Troba Test, West Indies set Pakistan a target of 211 runs to win the match. During this partnership, Babar faced 21 balls and scored 9 runs, while Rizwan played 28 balls and added 11 runs. Wickets fell consistently like autumn leaves, and Babar, surprisingly, continued to take singles while watching Pakistan’s wickets tumble from the other end. Babar Azam eventually remained unbeaten on 58 runs off 107 balls, hitting nine boundaries. On Pakistan’s final wicket, Babar and Mohammad Abbas added 49 runs in twelve overs, with Abbas scoring 23 off 33 balls and Babar making 21 off 41 balls.