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Greaves sets new world record as Windies strangle Pakistan
Justin Greaves hauled West Indies back into the first Test with a rare bowling feat
Pakistan captain Babar Azam's unbeaten 58 wasn't enough to prevent West Indies completing 90-run win in the first of the two-Test series.
After being set 211 to win when the Windies' second innings ended at 181, Pakistan slumped to the brink of defeat at 9-71 in the face of accurate bowling from Jayden Seales, who took 5-20 in Trinidad on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST).
Only a 49-run stand between Babar and No.11 Muhammad Abbas (23) stalled the hosts' surge to victory.
The game was set up for the hosts on the third day when allrounder Justin Greaves made Test history by becoming the first bowler in the recorded era to take wickets in five consecutive maiden overs.
Justin Greaves sets new cricket bowling record with five wicket maidens
Greaves, a West Indies paceman, becomes the first player in Test history to bowl five straight wicket maidens.
West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves made Test cricket history on Monday by becoming the first bowler in the recorded era to take wickets in five consecutive maiden overs during the opening Test against Pakistan in Tarouba.
The 32-year-old returned figures of 5-27 on the third day, producing a spell that helped swing the World Test Championship contest in the hosts’ favour.
Greaves surpassed the previous record of four consecutive wicket maidens, set by former England fast bowler Stuart Broad against South Africa in Johannesburg in 2016.
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