West Indies at Pakistan, 2nd Test Turns

In a shocking turn of events, the West Indies have taken a 2-0 lead in the two-match series against Pakistan, after the latter suffered a significant defeat in the second Test. Despite initially leading the series 1-0, Pakistan's batting lineup crumbled under the pressure of the West Indies' bowling attack.

The second Test saw the debut of right-arm fast bowler Kashif Ali, who replaced Khuram Shahzad in the playing XI. However, his inclusion couldn't change the course of the game, as Pakistan suffered a massive loss. The West Indies bowlers, particularly Kemar Roach and Gudakesh Motie, delivered a masterclass performance, keeping Pakistan's score at 25 for 2 in 7 overs. The fall of Imran Khan and Babar Azam's wickets early in the game set the tone for Pakistan's dismal performance.

The pitch in Multan, which was expected to be spin-friendly, seemed to have favored the West Indies' bowlers instead. The visitors, who had prepared well to tackle Pakistan's spin attack, managed to counter their opponents' strengths. The return of Kemar Roach to the West Indies' lineup also boosted their chances, as he took a crucial wicket to put pressure on the Pakistani batsmen.

As the series concludes with a 2-0 victory for the West Indies, Pakistan will have to regroup and analyze their strategy to improve their performance. The hosts had aimed to secure a clean sweep, but the West Indies' impressive bowling and batting display dashed their hopes. The second Test will be remembered for the remarkable comeback by the West Indies, who showed remarkable resilience and skill to outplay their opponents.