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West Indies vs Pakistan — 2nd Test Match Report

August 2, 20263 min readRCricRover Match Reporter
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West Indies vs Pakistan — 2nd Test Match Report
Bowling Pressure Index
97.4
Top BPI of the match
Contextual Batting Index
192
Top CBI of the match

West Indies and Pakistan went toe-to-toe in a pulsating 2nd Test at Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad, delivering a memorable contest that tested both sides' tactical composure.

Winner
Tie / Draw
Top Batter
Brandon King
Top Bowler
Ali Usman
Highest CBI
192

🏏 First Innings Breakdown: west indies

Electing to set the tone, west indies posted 344/10 (105.4 ov). The innings featured a tightly-contested scoring tempo, where batters had to adapt to early seam movement before opening up as the pitch settled.

The cornerstone of the innings was Brandon King, who compiled a brilliant 46 off 50 balls (SR: 92.0), striking 9 boundaries and 0 maximums. CricRover's Contextual Batting Index (CBI) rated this knock at 192 — reflecting exceptional adaptability against high-quality bowling.

🎯 Second Innings & Chase Dynamics: West Indies,Pakistan

In response, West Indies,Pakistan registered 344/10 (105.4 ov). The second innings exhibited a tightly-contested pattern, characterized by calculated risk-taking in the powerplay followed by strict middle-overs consolidation.

⚡ Bowling Impact & Pressure Analysis

The bowling highlight of the contest belonged to Ali Usman, who delivered a match-defining spell of 2/80 in 35 overs (Economy: 2.30).

CricRover's Bowling Pressure Index (BPI) calculated this performance at 97.4. This metric measures dot-ball creation, wicket timing, and over-by-over economy relative to format averages.

Key Supporting Bowling Spells

  • Sajid Khan: 4/85 from 32.4 overs (eco: 2.60) — BPI: 87.0
  • Mohammad Ali: 2/67 from 22 overs (eco: 3.00) — BPI: 79.8

🔥 Crucial Match Turning Point

Every great international fixture hinges on a turning point. In this match, the momentum shifted decisively during the middle-over phase when Ali Usman broke a key partnership, altering the required run rate and tilting the CricRover Win Probability model.

📊 Complete Match Scorecard

West Indies

Batsman Dismissal R B 4s 6s SR
Tagenarine Chanderpaul catch 15 32 2 0 46.9
Brandon King lbw 46 50 9 0 92.0
Kavem Hodge catch 10 44 0 0 22.7
Amir Jangoo catch 26 55 3 0 47.3
Shai Hope bowled 29 68 3 1 42.6
Justin Greaves catch 73 150 9 0 48.7
Roston Chase bowled 70 126 11 0 55.6
Kemar Roach lbw 19 62 3 0 30.6
Shamar Joseph cb 8 7 1 0 114.3
Jomel Warrican not out 5 22 0 0 22.7
Jayden Seales catch 8 18 1 0 44.4
Bowler O M R W Eco BPI
Mohammad Ali 22 6 67 2 3.00 80
Ubaid Shah 14 1 66 2 4.70 47
Ali Usman 35 9 80 2 2.30 97
Sajid Khan 32.4 4 85 4 2.60 87
Salman Agha 2 0 13 0 6.50 10

Pakistan

Batsman Dismissal R B 4s 6s SR
Azan Awais not out 4 5 1 0 80.0
Imam-ul-Haq not out 0 0 0 0 -
Bowler O M R W Eco BPI
Kemar Roach 0.5 0 4 0 4.80 3

🌐 Series & Analytical Context

Match report compiled by CricRover Analytics using ball-by-ball scorecard data from Aug 2, 2026. CricRover proprietary metrics (CBI - Contextual Batting Index, BPI - Bowling Pressure Index) quantify player performance in match context.

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