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The Windies bowlers did not have enough runs to defend but they still won't be happy with their bowling. Pakistan chased this down with ease and Kieron Pollard would have loved their bowlers to make it difficult for them. There were a few positives though like Ravi Rampaul who bowled quite economically. Hayden Walsh too did go for runs but he is in the side to take wickets and he did get two. Overall though, it was an under-par performance from the defending champions.

Pakistan did lose Mohammad Rizwan in the Powerplay but it was once again their main man, Babar Azam, who rose to the occasion. He along with Fakhar Zaman, who was initially not in the 15, put up a really good stand to take their side to the brink of victory. Babar Azam and Mohammad Hafeez then fell in quick succession but Shoaib Malik and Zaman ensured that there were no more wickets to fall and finished the job in style.

Quite an easy win for Pakistan in the end and their preparation for the World Cup has begun in a pretty good manner. Their bowlers were on the mark to keep Windies down to a low score and the batters chased it down easily.