West Indies vs Pakistan Head to Head Records: The SportsRush presents for you the Head to Head statistics for the first WI vs PAK Test.
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After a rain-affected four-match T20I series resulting in the visitors’ 1-0 victory, proceedings in the ongoing Pakistan’s tour of West Indies are all set to move to cricket’s ancestral format from today.
The two-match Test series will be played at the Sabina Park as West Indies and Pakistan will resume playing Test cricket after four years. Out of a total of 17 Test series that these two teams have played against each other, West Indies have won five times as compared to Pakistan’s six series victories. Having said that, West Indies haven’t beaten Pakistan in a Test series since 2000.
As is the case with series, their head-to-head match record against each other is also quite close with Pakistan having an advantage. Even in the last five Tests, Pakistan lead by 3-2 against West Indies.
West Indies, who have an impressive record at the Sabina Park after winning 24 and losing 14 out of their 52 Tests here, have won two and lost only one out of their four Tests against Pakistan at this venue.
West Indies vs Pakistan Head to Head Records in Tests
Total number of matches played: 52
Matches won by WI: 17
Matches won by PAK: 20
Matched played in West Indies: 26 (WI 12, PAK 7)
Matches played in Pakistan: 21 (WI 4, PAK 9)
Most runs for WI (among current players): 538 (Roston Chase)
Most runs for PAK (among current players): 889 (Azhar Ali)
Most wickets for WI: 19 (Jason Holder)
Most wickets for PAK: 46 (Yasir Shah)
Most catches for WI: 5 (Shai Hope, Kieran Powell and Jason Holder)
Most catches for PAK: 16 (Sarfaraz Ahmed)
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The last time when West Indies and Pakistan had faced each other in a Test was during Pakistan’s tour of West Indies in 2017 in Dominica. Chasing a 304-run target on a Day 5 pitch, West Indies had failed to prevent a 101-run defeat despite all-rounder Roston Chase scoring 101* (239) with the help of 12 fours and a six in a ‘Man of the Match’ effort.
