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Great news for Caribbean fans.

The West Indies hammered Pakistan by 90 runs on day four of the opening Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba.

Resuming their second innings on 126 for 7, the Windies were all out for 181, with Mohammad Abbas taking five scalps.

Set 211 to win, Pakistan were skittled out for 120, with Jayden Seales also picking up a five-for.

We have the blowout which sees the men in maroon taking a 1-0 lead in the two-game series.
Transcript
00:01The West Indies resumed day 4 of the Taruba Test against Pakistan on 126 for 7 in their second innings
00:07which was an overall lead of 155.
00:11Kimar Roach and Shamar Joseph put on a partnership with 61 runs for the 8th wicket.
00:19Joseph was the top scorer for the Windies with 38.
00:26He was bowled by Mohamed Ali giving the piercer his second wicket.
00:33Then Roach was gone for a dogged 18 of 63 balls with Mohamed Abbas getting the scat.
00:41Abbas ended with impeccable figures of 5 for 22 as the men in Maroon were all out for 181 to
00:47set Pakistan 211 to win.
00:50When the visiting team responded, Kimar Roach sent Imam ul Haq packing for 3.
00:56Then it was the turn of Jayden Seals to do some damage.
01:03The dismissal of Salman Agha made it 25 for 3.
01:10Justin Graves too could not be left out with red leather in hand.
01:18When Graves took his second scat, half the side was out with 50 on the board.
01:25Roach then had Ali Usman caught by Graves who couldn't be kept out of the game.
01:32Only captain Baba Azam was able to deal with a lethal West Indian pace attack.
01:37First offside boundary for Baba Azam in this knock.
01:41First inning sentry maker Sean Masoo was out for 3 this time around.
01:44In the air taken, Jayden Seals gets another.
01:48Make that a fourth for the feisty Seals with the men in green and tatters.
01:54Bang on time Jayden Seals.
01:57More punches as Mohamed Ali was gone for a duck to give Shomar Joseph the scat.
02:01Balling works, Justin Graves with the safe hands.
02:05But Baba Azam would go on to get his half century with this single,
02:09his 32nd in test cricket to go with his 900s.
02:12Single after a little bit of a stutter.
02:15So it brings up half century number 32.
02:19The skipper and last man Mohamed Abbas did manage to take the score past 100,
02:24their partnership with 49 runs.
02:26He'll get another boundary.
02:29Abbas was the last man out for 23 giving Seals a fifa,
02:32while Baba Azam was stranded on 58.
02:35Pakistan capitulated for 120 and lost by 90 runs with a data spare.
02:41What a way to remember the late Sir Garfield Sobers on what would have been his 90th birthday.
02:46With his fourth.
02:46With his fourth.
02:47With his fourth.
02:48With his fourth.
02:48With his fourth.
02:49With his fourth.
02:49With his fourth.
02:49With his fourth.
02:50With his fourth.
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