Pakistan beat West Indies for first overseas Test win in three years

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Pakistan secured a rare away Test victory against West Indies, their first overseas Test win in three years. The win was wrapped up on the fourth morning of the match, with Pakistan making quick work of the remaining task. Opener Abdullah Shafique played a key role in Pakistan's success, while the spinners proved decisive in dismantling the West Indies batting. The result marks a significant milestone for Pakistan cricket, ending a lengthy drought of wins on foreign soil.

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