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West Indies secured a 90-run victory over Pakistan behind a dominant 5-20 spell from Jayden Seales, as Pakistan grapples with an injury to former captain Shan Masood.
- •West Indies secured a 90-run victory over Pakistan on day four, led by Jayden Seales' 5-20 bowling performance.
- •BBC Sport focuses on the team's pace attack success, while Cricinfo highlights the tactical impact of Shan Masood's finger injury.
- •It remains uncertain if Masood will be fit for the next match, as his injury forced him to shift his typical batting position.
West Indies defeated Pakistan by 90 runs in the first Test after Jayden Seales dismantled the opposition lineup with a five-wicket haul. While BBC Sport emphasizes the dominance of the West Indies' pace attack in securing the win, Cricinfo highlights the internal strain on Pakistan caused by Shan Masood's finger injury. Masood’s inability to bat at his customary No. 3 position created a clear tactical vacuum during the chase. The long-term availability of the former captain is now a significant concern for Pakistan's rotation ahead of the second Test.
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