
PAK Vs WI: Pakistan’s quest of Test series whitewash over West Indies looks in danger, as the hosts are struggling to chase down the target of 252 in the 2nd Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan.
Pakistan ended Day 2 at 76/4, with their top-order back in the hut, and Saud Shakeel is at the crease with nightwatchman Kashif Ali.
The pair will resume the hosts’ innings on Day 3, as they need 178 more runs, with only 6 wickets in hand.
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However, throughtout the ongoing series, conerns have been raised over the batting form of Pakistan, as the Asian giants are heavily struggling on home surface, against an inexperienced bowling attack of West Indies, who are themselves looking a shadow of their past selves.
Both sides have endured a forgettable World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle, as they languish in the bottom half. Only their victory over England (Pakistan) and Australia (West Indies) remain a fond memory from the Test championship season, and will be aiming to close their season on a high.
The fans have, however, lost their patience with the failures of Pakistan with the bat, as they voice their opinions on ‘X’ stating that it’s high time the players start taking responsibility.
Here’s A Look At Some Of The Viral Tweets
Battle of tail-enders:
Gudakesh Moti: 55 in 1 innings
Babar Azam: 45 in entire seriesBabar is yet to score a test hundred since Dec 2022: 761 days and counting. pic.twitter.com/1sjXBs5LuS
— Johns (@JohnyBravo183) January 26, 2025
Babar Azam when his team needs him the most:#PAKvsWI pic.twitter.com/MXh2Q7GQa4
— Heisenberg (@rovvmut_) January 26, 2025
Babar Azam, Whenever Pakistan team needs him
pic.twitter.com/RN4VpRsuPr
— The StatPadder (@The_statpadder) January 26, 2025
#PAKvsWI
Babar Azam has become 30 runs batsmen in the last 3 years. He becomes overconfident after reaching 30s & gives his wicket away.
— KS (@drkshahzad) January 26, 2025
Babar azam runs in whole series=40😂😂😂#PAKvsWI pic.twitter.com/pyENw4LyOL
— Samira Tarar (@samira_ahmed111) January 26, 2025