SHARJAH: Pakistan take on West Indies in the second game of the three-match ODI series Sunday at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.
The game is slated to begin at 1100 GMT, 1500 local time and 1600 PKT.
Pakistan have already won the first ODI quite comfortably by 111 runs, thanks to brilliant batting display by young Babar Azam and splendid bowling by Nawaz and Hasan Ali.
Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali was joyous watching his young pick giving match-winning performance.
“It is heartening to see young players taking responsibility and giving match-winning performances.
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West Indies have not really picked the momentum they had in T20s against India or in the tri-series against South Africa and Australia.
They should be more worried as they have to play a day-night Test too after upcoming ODIs.
If they don’t fight back, and work on basics, ODI series will be nothing but an extension of T20 series.
Contrary to Pakistan spinners, their top class spinners, Samuel Badri, Suleman Benn and Sunil Narine have not made an impact like Imad and Nawaz.
The world knows Windies are fighters, they know how to fightback, and the world is desperate to see them bouncing back from their current state.
Hope tomorrow be a better day for Caribbean fighters.
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