Pakistan secured an eight-wicket victory over the West Indies on the fourth day of the second and final Test match at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad, leveling the two-match series. The win came shortly after lunch as Pakistan successfully chased a target of 75 runs.

Opening batsman Abdullah Shafique and captain Babar Azam played key roles in guiding Pakistan to victory, navigating the chase with composure. This result marked Pakistan's first Test win at Queen’s Park Oval since 1977, ending a long-standing drought at the venue.

The series, which had begun with the West Indies taking the first Test, now stands level, with each side having won one match apiece. The second Test drew attention for Pakistan’s ability to overcome the challenges posed by the West Indies bowling attack and secure a comfortable win with wickets in hand.

The match concluded on the fourth day, with Pakistan demonstrating resilience and strategic batting to complete the relatively modest target. The victory provides momentum for Pakistan as the two teams wrapped up their brief Test engagement in the Caribbean.