The pair added 49 invaluable runs, frustrating the West Indies attack before Seales trapped Abbas lbw for 23 in the second over after tea to wrap up the match. Babar’s gritty knock, featuring disciplined stroke play and immense composure, was his lone battle against a relentless West Indies pace attack. Earlier, West Indies extended their overnight second-innings score of 126-7 to 181, thanks to valuable lower-order contributions. Pakistan’s bowlers had done well to keep the target within reach, with M Abbas producing a brilliant spell to claim 5-22. Apart from Babar’s coura-geous resistance, the visitors failed to cope with the disciplined West Indies pace attack, allowing the hosts to complete a thoroughly deserved victory.