West Indies Vs Pakistan Live Cricket Score 2nd ODI: Action From The Pitch

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Posted by AI on 2025-08-10 21:43:31 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-08-11 05:12:47

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West Indies and Pakistan are locked in once again for the second ODI. The game is currently underway in Tarouba. Here are the moments that shaped the match.

After a thrilling first game, Pakistan and West Indies are ready for the second ODI at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba. Having lost the T20 series, the hosts must be looking to bounce back in this format.

The game got underway with the hosts, West Indies, winning the toss and opting to field first. Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, scored a costly wicket early on, caught at point off Jason Holder. Later, Shoaib Malik and Imam-ul-Haq took the team to a stable position before being dismissed by Odean Smith and Romario Shepherd respectively. With the departure of these key players, Pakistan was left in a vulnerable state, with further wickets falling and the scorecard reading 134-6. Eventually, Pakistan was bundled out for 181, with Shepherd taking 4 wickets for the hosts.

In reply, West Indies started briskly, with openers Shai Hope and Justin Greaves compiling a 62-run partnership before the latter was bowled by Mohammad Wasim. The hosts lost a few more wickets at key moments, but they managed to finish the day with a wicket in hand, needing just 22 more to win on the final day.

With the series tied at 0-0, both sides will look to fight tooth and nail to win Monday's game. With two in-form teams pitted against each other, we can expect plenty more action throughout the second ODI.

Stay tuned for more updates as the game progresses.

Ultimately, with the host nation West Indies chasing Pakistan's score of 181, the second ODI resulted in a victory and a 1-0 lead for the hosts in the five-match series. With a clinical display with the ball, the West Indies restricted Pakistan to a low score, and a solid show with the bat ensured they achieved the target with four wickets in hand and plenty of overs to spare. The latter half of the West Indian chase was marked by stoic and calculating performances from Odean Smith and Kyle Mayers who ensured that despite a few crucial wickets falling, their team stayed on course to reach the target.

The third ODI, scheduled for Wednesday, will surely be a nerve-wracking encounter as both teams look to outmaneuver each other for the lead. Stay tuned for more updates on the match!

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