West Indies however won the decider in Kingston to take that rubber 2-1. “The way Abdullah (Shafique) played in the first innings and the way the spinners bowled in the second innings really made the difference.” Frontline spinners starPushing aside the hotly-debated omission of senior seamer Mohammad Abbas on the first morning of this Test, Pakistan prevailed with their two frontline spinners starring in the victory. West Indies were hampered by the absence of regular opening batsman Brandon King who was unable to bat because of back spasms suffered in effecting the run out of Pakistan captain Babar Azam for 88 the day before. “We should probably have gone into the match with an extra spinner as I underestimated the extent of my finger injury,” West Indies captain Roston Chase admitted.