Spinner says six-wicket haul was his most rewarding after shouldering heavy workload against PakistanJomel Warrican leads the team off after picking up 6 for 112. Photo: AFPWest Indies left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican described his six-wicket haul against Pakistan in the second Test as the most rewarding performance of his career after carrying the hosts’ bowling attack in Port of Spain. With captain Roston Chase restricted to just seven overs because of an injured index finger, Warrican bowled 46 overs — 40% of West Indies’ total workload — to limit Pakistan’s lead to 43 runs. Pakistan, however, regained control before stumps as off-spinner Sajid Khan claimed four wickets to leave West Indies struggling at 103-6 in their second innings, a lead of just 60 runs. “As a team we’ve got to get close to 150-175 to be comfortable and have a game,” Warrican said.