Hasan Nawaz made a triumphant one -day international debut (Odi), going 63, Power Pakistan was not on Friday about Western Indies by five Wickts in his opening of the Odi series.
Nawaz and Hussain Talat formed an association of sixth wickt of 104 that was not to gather visitors in the matter of day at day, with game two on Sunday and the conclusion on Tuesday.
The Western Indies were 280 all with Evin Lewis leading the road in 60 of 62 balls with three six and five, while Shai Hope added 55 and Roston Chase contributed 53.
Needing 281 to win, Pakistan won 53 races of Mohammad Rizwan before Shlarar Joseph hit him in the 38th with the visitors who still meet the victory, preparing the stage for the heroic of Nawaz and Talat.
Nawaz attacked for six in the second ball of 49 and released the winning shot to the limit from Joseph’s final delivery, giving Pakistan the victory with seven surplus balls.
In total, Nawaz reached 63 in 54 balls with three six and five, while Talat finished with 41 of 37 balls with a six and four.
Pakistan won the raffle and sent the hosts to hit first, an election that paid fast dividends when Brandon King was carried by four in the fifth ball of the opening, thrown by Shaheen Shah Afridi, his first of four WICKETS, and caught by Babar Azam out of Stump.
Lewis came out in the last 19th ball, launched by Saim Ayub and caught by Aphridi.
The Captain of the Western Indies, Afridi, was caught by Rizwan in the second ball of the 41st, leaving the hosts in 200 by five.
Romario Shepherd was sent to four in the last ball of the 43rd.
Chase made the third half century for the Western Indies with a limit, but came out in the next ball, trapped by Azam and thrown by Naseem Shah, who also launched Gudakesh Motie and Jediah Blades in the last two deliveries of Pakistan.
