Babar knocked off the target by hitting back-to-back sixes against left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican, whose six-wicket haul in the first innings had limited Pakistan's lead to 43 runs. West Indies won the first Test by by 90 runs at Tarouba before Pakistan spinners Sajid Khan and Ali Usman utilised favourable conditions on a wearing wicket of Queen's Park Oval to ensure Pakistan stay unbeaten in a Test series against the West Indies since 2000. Earlier, West Indies had set up a modest target of 75 runs after they were bowled out for 117 inside half an hour with off-break bowler Sajid (4-32) and left-arm spinner Usman (4-39) sharing eight wickets between them. Opener Brandon King could not bat in West Indies' second innings due to a back injury sustained on the third day when he ran out Babar with a spectacular direct throw from shot covers. Resuming on 3-106 with only 60 runs ahead, the resistance of West Indies' tailenders ended quickly with Usman picking up the wickets of Kemar Roach and Joseph.