<p>The victory ended a dreadful run of form for West Indies, who had not won in 17 Tests dating back to February 2009. <br /><br />Chasing 219 in their second innings for victory, Pakistan collapsed to be all out for 178 in just 73 overs after they had resumed on 80-3. Sammy, who has been under fire in the Caribbean, ripped through the Pakistan middle and lower order, finishing with figures of 5-29. <br /><br />Ravi Rampaul also took advantage of the difficult batting surface to take 4-48 as West Indies cleaned up the last six Pakistan wickets for 43 runs in a low-scoring match where only one player managed to make a half-century. <br /><br />West Indies made an early breakthrough when Rampaul clean bowled Asad Shafiq for 42, ending a partnership that had pulled Pakistan back from the dreadful start on Saturday evening. Misbah-ul-Haq continued with Umar Akmal, putting on a 52 run stand that promised to turn the match decisively in Pakistan's favour. <br /><br />But Sammy brought himself into the attack and removed Misbah-ul-haq lbw for 52 before trapping Mohammad Salman in a similar manner to complete a double wicket maiden that turned the game. <br /><br />After lunch the wickets tumbled with Sammy and Rampaul taking full advantage of a surface that offered plenty of movement. There were a total of 20 lbw dismissals in the match, a record number for a Test.</p>.<p>SCORE BOARD </p>.<p>WEST INDIES (I Innings): 226<br />PAKISTAN (I Innings): 160<br />WEST INDIES (II Innings, O/n: 34/2):<br />Smith lbw Hafeez 1<br />Simmons c Ali b Riaz 21<br />Darren Bravo lbw Ajmal 8<br />Roach lbw Ajmal 3<br />Sarwan c Shafiq b Ajmal 11<br />Chanderpaul (not out) 36<br />Nash (run out) 3<br />Baugh c Akmal b Ajmal 7<br />Sammy lbw Rehman 9<br />Rampaul c Ali b Ajmal 2<br />Bishoo c Akmal b Ajmal 24<br />Extras (B-7, LB-17, W-2, NB-1) 27<br />Total (all out, 61.5 overs) 152<br />Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-23, 3-35, 4-47, 5-59, 6-74, 7-86, 8-99, 9-104.<br />Bowling: Umar Gul 8-2-21-0, Mohhamad Hafeez 9-1-15-1, Abdur Rehman 11-1-25-1,Saeed Ajmal 23.5-6-42-6, Wahab Riaz 10-1-25-1.<br /><br />PAKISTAN (II Innings, O/n: 80/3):<br />Hafeez lbw Roach 2<br />Umar lbw Rampaul 0<br />Azhar c Baugh b Rampaul 0<br />Shafiq b Rampaul 42<br />Misbah lbw Sammy 52<br />U Akmal lbw Sammy 47<br />Mohammad Salman lbw Sammy 0<br />Rehman c Smith b Rampaul 6<br />Gul lbw Sammy 1 <br />Riaz (not out) 11<br />Ajmal b Sammy 3<br />Extras (B-2, LB-11, NB-1) 14<br />Total (all out, 73 overs) 178.<br />Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-2, 3-2, 4-83, 5-135, 6-135, 7-160, 8-163, 9-166.<br />Bowling: Kemar Roach 13-1-30-1, Ravi Rampaul 21-6-48-4,Devendra Bishoo 21-5-56-0,Darren Sammy 17-7-29-5, Brendan Nash 1-0-2-0. </p>
<p>The victory ended a dreadful run of form for West Indies, who had not won in 17 Tests dating back to February 2009. <br /><br />Chasing 219 in their second innings for victory, Pakistan collapsed to be all out for 178 in just 73 overs after they had resumed on 80-3. Sammy, who has been under fire in the Caribbean, ripped through the Pakistan middle and lower order, finishing with figures of 5-29. <br /><br />Ravi Rampaul also took advantage of the difficult batting surface to take 4-48 as West Indies cleaned up the last six Pakistan wickets for 43 runs in a low-scoring match where only one player managed to make a half-century. <br /><br />West Indies made an early breakthrough when Rampaul clean bowled Asad Shafiq for 42, ending a partnership that had pulled Pakistan back from the dreadful start on Saturday evening. Misbah-ul-Haq continued with Umar Akmal, putting on a 52 run stand that promised to turn the match decisively in Pakistan's favour. <br /><br />But Sammy brought himself into the attack and removed Misbah-ul-haq lbw for 52 before trapping Mohammad Salman in a similar manner to complete a double wicket maiden that turned the game. <br /><br />After lunch the wickets tumbled with Sammy and Rampaul taking full advantage of a surface that offered plenty of movement. There were a total of 20 lbw dismissals in the match, a record number for a Test.</p>.<p>SCORE BOARD </p>.<p>WEST INDIES (I Innings): 226<br />PAKISTAN (I Innings): 160<br />WEST INDIES (II Innings, O/n: 34/2):<br />Smith lbw Hafeez 1<br />Simmons c Ali b Riaz 21<br />Darren Bravo lbw Ajmal 8<br />Roach lbw Ajmal 3<br />Sarwan c Shafiq b Ajmal 11<br />Chanderpaul (not out) 36<br />Nash (run out) 3<br />Baugh c Akmal b Ajmal 7<br />Sammy lbw Rehman 9<br />Rampaul c Ali b Ajmal 2<br />Bishoo c Akmal b Ajmal 24<br />Extras (B-7, LB-17, W-2, NB-1) 27<br />Total (all out, 61.5 overs) 152<br />Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-23, 3-35, 4-47, 5-59, 6-74, 7-86, 8-99, 9-104.<br />Bowling: Umar Gul 8-2-21-0, Mohhamad Hafeez 9-1-15-1, Abdur Rehman 11-1-25-1,Saeed Ajmal 23.5-6-42-6, Wahab Riaz 10-1-25-1.<br /><br />PAKISTAN (II Innings, O/n: 80/3):<br />Hafeez lbw Roach 2<br />Umar lbw Rampaul 0<br />Azhar c Baugh b Rampaul 0<br />Shafiq b Rampaul 42<br />Misbah lbw Sammy 52<br />U Akmal lbw Sammy 47<br />Mohammad Salman lbw Sammy 0<br />Rehman c Smith b Rampaul 6<br />Gul lbw Sammy 1 <br />Riaz (not out) 11<br />Ajmal b Sammy 3<br />Extras (B-2, LB-11, NB-1) 14<br />Total (all out, 73 overs) 178.<br />Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-2, 3-2, 4-83, 5-135, 6-135, 7-160, 8-163, 9-166.<br />Bowling: Kemar Roach 13-1-30-1, Ravi Rampaul 21-6-48-4,Devendra Bishoo 21-5-56-0,Darren Sammy 17-7-29-5, Brendan Nash 1-0-2-0. </p>