• Pakistan's innings imploded with five batters dismissed for ducks, crumbling for just 92.

  • The loss led to an ODI series defeat for Pakistan against West Indian after 34 years.

Fans go wild as Pakistan register 5 ducks in a dismal batting collapse against West Indies in 3rd ODI
Mohammad Rizwan (Image Source: X)

Pakistan endured one of their most dismal batting displays against West Indies, crumbling for just 92 runs in a one-sided contest. The collapse paved the way for a crushing defeat by 202 runs, exposing frailties in their batting order and raising serious questions ahead of upcoming challenges.

Pakistan’s nightmare collapse with five ducks in crushing defeat to West Indies 

It was a nightmare for the Pakistan batting lineup during the chase, as Jayden Seales unleashed a storm with the new ball, removing Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafique, and captain Mohammad Rizwan for ducks inside the first four overs, leaving the scoreboard at a disastrous 8 for 3. The misery did not end there Hasan Ali and Abrar Ahmed also departed without troubling the scorers, further deepening the crisis.

Each early dismissal amplified the pressure, forcing the middle order to adopt a cautious yet ineffective approach. Boundaries became a rarity, rotation of strike was minimal and the constant fall of wickets prevented any sort of recovery. Strangled by disciplined West Indies bowling, Pakistan’s innings limped to just 92 runs in 29.2 overs, making it one of their most dismal batting efforts in recent memory. Now the Pakistan must be looking for answers after a horrible performance.

Here’s how fans reacted:

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Shai Hopes leads the charge in West Indies’ strong batting display

West Indies captain Shai Hope produced a batting masterclass on a challenging pitch, crafting an unbeaten 120 off 94 balls to steer his side to a crushing win over Pakistan. Mixing aggression with composure, he struck ten fours and five sixes, expertly countering the tricky bounce and movement that unsettled the opposition. Hope’s knock was the backbone of West Indies’ 294 for 6, built around a vital 110-run stand with Justin Greaves. His ability to rotate strike and punish loose deliveries ensured constant scoreboard pressure. The century not only sealed a historic series win their first against Pakistan at home in 34 years but also moved him to third on the West Indies’ all-time ODI century list reaffirming his stature as a world-class batsman.

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