Babar Azam opens up on MASSIVE change in the Pakistan team for second Test vs West Indies, says…

Currently, Pakistan is playing their Test against West Indies. The result of the first Test wasn’t in their favor as the hosts thrashed them by 90 runs to seal the first Test of the series. Meanwhile, the visitors are looking for a redemption for the second Test.

In the second Test, Babar Azam’s side made some big changes to the team, which also led star pacer, who is known for his wicket-taking ability, Mohammad Abbas out of the team. Meanwhile, Pakistan captain Babar Azam also revealed the reason and approach behind this drastic step made by Pakistan management.

Babar Azam explains Mohammad Abbas’ omission from the second Test

“We have a couple of changes because of the conditions. We have Abdullah Shafique coming for Shan, and we are making four changes, two debutants. [On what Pakistan need to do to compete in the second Test] More competitive cricket, not lose wickets in patches. We need good partnerships and same thing in the bowling,” Babar Azam said.

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“[On leaving out Mohammad Abbas despite him being Pakistan’s leading wicket-taker in the series] No, no. I told you that because of the conditions. The condition demand is different, so the condition is like different, so I put one spinner on,” he added.

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Justin Greaves’ unbeaten fifty helps West Indies reach 239/5 on Day 1

Well, if we discuss the first game of the second Test. It’s been a roller coaster, both sides’ players delivered an exceptional performance in this important Test. Pakistan player, Mohammad Ali, managed to deliver an impressive bowling performance with two wickets and conceded 49 runs with great economy. His partners Ubaid Shah, Ali Usman, Sajid Khan also took one wicket each on the first day.

On the other hand, their opponents also showcased an impressive performance. In batting, Justin Greaves is batting for 64 runs unbeaten off 125 balls, including 8 fours. Captain Roston Chase is also supporting him to make the score bigger for the West Indies side as he scored 36 runs unbeaten and building a great partnership with Justin Greaves. West Indies scored 239 runs for the loss of five wickets in 74 overs.

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