Pakistan Triumphs in T20 Series Finale Against West Indies

In a thrilling finale in Florida, Pakistan emerged victorious in the T20 series against the West Indies, sealing the series 2-1 with a 13-run win. Insightful leadership by skipper Salman Agha, who opted to bat first, set the tone for a formidable performance.

Pakistan's innings was anchored by openers Saim Ayub and Sahibzada Farhan, who together amassed 138 runs for the first wicket, with both achieving notable half-centuries. The aggressive stance continued until the 17th over when Farhan was dismissed for 74. Despite a late comeback by West Indies, Pakistan posted an imposing 189/4.

West Indies' chase got off to a promising start, but Pakistan's disciplined bowling attack dismantled the host's efforts. Although Alick Athanaze and Sherfane Rutherford scored fighting fifties, Pakistan's defense held firm, culminating in a decisive 13-run victory. Farhan's stellar innings earned him the Player of the Match award while Mohammad Nawaz's consistent performance throughout the series saw him named Player of the Series.

(With inputs from agencies.)