Pakistan v West Indies, ICC World Cup 2015: As it happened
- West Indies defeat Pakistan by 160 runs
- Pakistan won the toss and Misbah-ul-Haq elected to bowl first
- Pakistan need 311 runs to win the match
- Darren Bravo to have MRI on his injured left hamstring. Full results will be known tomorrow
- Pakistan 25/4 for 10 overs
- Andre Russell is Man of the Match
Jason Holder:
Wonderful performance, batted really well. Russell and Sammy and Simmons and Ramdin really put their hand up at the end. Jerome Taylor bowled brilliantly and I supported him well, and we applied a lot of pressure with those early wickets. We lost the first game and we needed to make amends here, really pleased we did that.
Misbah-ul-Haq:
Tough day, especially after winning the toss. There was a little bit in the pitch, could not really exploit that. Gave away too many runs in the last few overs. Last two games boys bowled really well in the death overs. You could say credit should be given to the West Indians, they really cashed in, last 5-6 overs.
Sometimes lack of confidence just does wonders like that. The guys up front are struggling a little bit. First 10 overs, in New Zealand conditions, it was seaming a little bit, they bowled really well, we could not negotiate the new ball. It's always difficult. Performances like that can dent you, damage you, we have some time, next game is nine days away.
Over 36: Pakistan 155 for 8: Sohail Khan 0 (3), Shahid Afridi 25 (22)
Russell and Ramdin are confident that the ball has knicked and gone to the keeper. West Indies use the review and the umpire gives the decision in their favour. That's the end of Riaz and West Indies are two wickets away from a win.
Sohail Khan replaces Riaz and he struggles to get off the mark from the same over.
Over 34: Pakistan 152 for 7: Wahab Riaz 2 (6), Shahid Afridi 25 (22)
Russell continues to attack with the ball as Riaz struggles to take a run of first three deliveries. He then takes a single with a leg bye and gets Afridi on strike. Afridi smashes one above keepers head for four and finishes the over with a single.
Over 32: Pakistan 141 for 7: Wahab Riaz 1 (1), Shahid Afridi 16 (15)
After two singles of Russels' over, Akmal swings it away for a long-on boundary for a boundary. He then gives away his wicket as Dwayne Smith takes a simple catch to send back to the pavilion. Wahab Riaz replaces Akmal in the middle.
Over 28: Pakistan 117 for 6: Umar Akmal 51 (58), Shahid Afridi 2 (5)
Sammy continues to attack as Akmal find difficult to get a run from first three deliveries. Akmal then smashes one for four, which also brings his fifty as well. Afridi pulls towards square leg and gets one run. That's the end of the over.
Over 27: Pakistan 110 for 6: Umar Akmal 46 (53), Shahid Afridi 1 (3)
Holder brings back Jerome Taylor into the attack. He gets a slip in place. Akmal takes a single after nudging one in between cover and point. Afridi gets off the mark with a single. Akmal manages three runs off the final delivery. 5 runs from the over.
Over 26: Pakistan 105 for 6: Umar Akmal 42 (48), Shahid Afridi 0 (3)
Sammy in his sixth over. Akmal takes a single and gets Maqsood on strike. He tries to chip one over the bowler's head, only to be caught be Benn, who takes a brilliant diving catch. That is the end of Sohaib Maqsood.
Shahid Afridi is the new man and he fails to open his account as West Indies concede only one run and manage a wicket.
Over 25: Pakistan 104 for 5: Umar Akmal 41 (47), Sohaib Maqsood 50 (64)
Benn continues with his fourth over. Pakistan batsmen are very well settled in the middle. Akmal takes a single towards long off and brings Maqsood on striker. He then gets his foot outside the crease and Ramdin flicks the bails.
The square leg umpire checks for the third umpire to give the decision in Maqsood's favour. He then cuts one towards point and gets three runs. Akmal then takes a single, this time towards long on. Maqsood finishes the over with a four over deep mid wicket and that brings Pakistan's 100 and his half century in the 25th over.
Over 23: Pakistan 92 for 5: Umar Akmal 37 (41), Sohaib Maqsood 42 (58)
Benn continues his third over. Pakistan players are very good players of the spin. Akmal tries to clear the fielder at gully, only to find him there. Just one run has come off first four deliveries.
Umpire signals No ball for overstepping resulting in a free hit. Akmal takes the aerial route, only for the ball land safely in no man's land. He gets a couple and then finishes the over with a single.
Over 18: Pakistan 70 for 5: Umar Akmal 26 (25), Sohaib Maqsood 32 (43)
Sammy continuous with the ball. Akmal's shot at silly mid on see Gayle drop a catch, resulting in two runs. Akmal then edges towards first slip for a boundary, So 7 runs have come off Sammy's over and it ends the over with a do ball.
Over 16: Pakistan 61 for 5: Umar Akmal 18 (19), Sohaib Maqsood 3 (37)
Darren Sammy is introduced into the attack. Maqsood reads Sammy and then pulls over square leg for a six. He then manages to drive towards mid off for a four. 10 runs have come from three deliveries.
Maqsood takes a single and Akmal is back on strike. He is scoring at run a ball.11 runs from the over.
Over 12: Pakistan 27 for 5: Umar Akmal 0 (4), Sohaib Maqsood 16 (28)
Holder continuous with his sixth over as Maqsood takes a single after nudging towards third man. Akmal misses the bat and hits his leg. West Indies players appeal, while Holder is not very keen for the same.
There was a chance of another wicket as Maqsood knicks to the second slip and a confusion in the middle gives Maqsood a new life.
Over 11: Pakistan 25 for 5: Umar Akmal 0 (3), Sohaib Maqsood 15 (23)
Andre Russell is introduced into the attack, who replaces Jerome Taylor. He strikes immediately as he sends Misbah back to the pavilion. Pakistan skipper departs after managing 7 runs.
Umar Akmal is the new man in the middle as Russell finishes with a wicket maiden.
Over 10: Pakistan 25 for 4: Misbah-ul-Haq 7 (18), Sohaib Maqsood 15 (13)
Final over of the powerplay. Maqsood slices towards point and the ball flies past the fielder at point for his first boundary. He then punches towards mid off for his second boundary.
Good over for Pakistan as eight runs of it.
Over 8: Pakistan 12 for 4: Misbah-ul-Haq 6 (15), Sohaib Maqsood 3 (14)
Holder continues his fourth over. After wasting the first ball, Maqsood flicks towards fine leg for a single. Misbah does the same and gets the same result. Two singles of first three deliveries.
Holder is pitching in the right areas and Maqsood finishes the over with another single.
Over 7: Pakistan 9 for 4: Misbah-ul-Haq 5 (14), Sohaib Maqsood 1 (9)
Taylor continues to attack in search of his fourth wicket. Maqsood gets off the mark after placing the ball towards third man for a single. That is his first runs of this World Cup after he was dismissed against India for nothing.
Misbah and Maqsood has a huge task in helping Pakistan win this match. No run has been taken after the single. Taylor finishes the over with a dot ball as he concedes only one run.
Over 5: Pakistan 3 for 4: Misbah-ul-Haq 1 (3), Sohaib Maqsood 0 (7)
Jerome Taylor continues his third over and so far he has conceded only one run. Misbah faces Taylor for the first time as he starts with two dot balls. Pakistan skipper gets off the mark with a single towards forward short leg.
Taylor's bouncer has been called as a wide by the umpire, forcing him to bowl one more delivery. 2 runs from the over.
Over 4: Pakistan 1 for 4: Misbah-ul-Haq 0 (0), Sohaib Maqsood 0 (5)
Misbah-ul-Haq is the new man in the middle, but will not face the first ball of the new over. Shehzad is the latest man to give away his wicket as Holder gets his first wicket. The opening batsman gives a simple catch to Simmons, who was at gully.
Sohaib Maqsood replaces Shehzad and Pakistan are in deep deep trouble. Mix up between Misbah and Maqsood and there was a chance of a run out. However, the danger has been averted.
Run out is something that Pakistan will be looking to avoid at this stage as Holder completes his second maiden. Only difference this time is he manages to get a wicket.
Over 3: Pakistan 1 for 3: Ahmed Shehzad 1 (9), Haris Sohail 0 (6)
Haris Sohail faces Taylor for the first time in this match. No run from first five deliveries. Taylor will be looking for a maiden, which will be second consecutive maiden for West Indies.
Taylor not only manages to get his first maiden, but also sends Haris Sohail back to the pavilion.
Over 1 : Pakistan 1 for 2: Ahmed Shehzad 1 (3),
Ahmed Shehzad and Nasir Jamshed will open Pakistan's innings, while Jerome Taylor has been handed the new ball. Jamshed was sent back to the pavilion after he tries to hook Taylor, only to give a simple catch to Russel.
He is replaced by Younis Khan in the middle, while Shehzad takes the strike. After wasting first two deliveries, he flicks towards third man for a single and that opens Pakistan's account.
Younis Khan does not uses his footwork and that results him in edging Taylor's ball to the keeper Ramdin and he has been dismissed for a golden duck.
Over 50: West Indies 310 for 6: Andre Russell 42 (13)
Wahab Riaz comes to bowl his final over of the innings. Simmons takes a single and reach half century. Russel muscles it down the ground for a boundary. He then hits it hard down the ground for a six.
Russel finishes with a boundary and three runs, only for them to get a confirmation if he is safe or not. Unfortunately, Simmons gets run out of the final delivery of their innings. West Indies manage 310 runs.
Over 49: West Indies 293 for 5: Lendl Simmons 49 (45), Andre Russell 26 (8)
Sohail Khan bowls his final over. Russel cross-bat swipe over deep square leg for a huge six. Change of pace results in only a single. Simmons charges down the ground and gets only a single as the ball goes to long on fielder.
Russel is on the move as he smashes his second six of this over. At this rate, a target of 300 runs is a possibility. Russel once again takes the aerial route as he gets his third six of the over. The final delivery ends with a double.
Over 48: West Indies 271 for 5: Lendl Simmons 48 (44), Andre Russell 5 (3)
Wahab Riaz gets the danger man Darren Sammy. He tries to cut it over point. Unfortunately finds Afridi at gully. Andre Russell is the new man in the middle. Riaz cramps Russel for room, still manages to get it past short fine for a boundary, which is given as leg byes.
Russel then smash down long off for second consecutive boundary. Russel gets a single and then Simmons takes three runs off the last delivery of the over.
Over 47: West Indies 258 for 4: Lendl Simmons 45 (42), Darren Sammy 30 (27)
Sohail Khan is into attack. Sammy places the first ball to backward point and gets four runs. It is then followed by a couple through deep square leg. Sammy then deposits over cow corner for a six.
Sohail Khan bounces back as he gets two dot balls after the six. Sammy finishes the over with a single.
Over 46: West Indies 245 for 4: Lendl Simmons 45 (42), Darren Sammy 17 (21)
Wahab Riaz is brought back into the attack. He bowls a wide on leg side and keeper Umar Akmal is late before the ball goes past him for a boundary. Sammy tries to hook towards third man and Irfan drops his catch, which has not been done for the first time.
Sammy times and places the ball over the deep mid wicket and gets a boundary. A very good over for West Indiesas Sammy finishes the over with a single.
Over 45: West Indies 231 for 4: Lendl Simmons 44 (41), Darren Sammy 10 (16)
Sohail Khan is bowling his eight over. After a single from Simmons, Sammy tries to slog, only for the ball to take a top edge and go past the keeper's head for a boundary. Simmons then takes another single towards cover.
Sammy finishes the over with a couple as a very good fielding by the sweeper helps Pakistan save two runs.
Over 44: West Indies 221 for 4: Lendl Simmons 42 (39), Darren Sammy 3 (11)
Irfan is bowling his final over and Simmons takes a single after smashing one toward cover. Sammy takes a quick single and gets Simmons on strike. Simmons once again comes closer to getting out, this time only for the ball to pitch in front of him. 3 runs from the over.
Over 43: West Indies 218 for 4: Lendl Simmons 40 (36), Darren Sammy 2 (8)
Sohail Khan is back into the attack. Sammy just nudged the ball and there was a chance of a run out. Simmons gives up hope, only before Pakistan fielder fails to lift the ball and that allows him to get back into the crease.
Sammy gets off the strike with a single and that results in first run from this over. Simmons cuts through point and Shahzad falls on the ground after it hits his funny area, is what commentator Ian Bishop says. Just 2 runs off it.
Over 40: West Indies 195 for 4: Lendl Simmons 20 (26), Darren Sammy 0 (0)
Ramdin cuts through backward point for a four, gets to his fifty with that stroke. Takes a single off the very next ball. Simmons takes a single the next ball to give the strike back to Ramdin. Ramdin tries to go for a heave over long on, miscues it to Yasir Shah at long off. Haris Sohail with the break again. Simmons takes a single off the next ball. Seven runs and a wicket from that over.
Over 38: West Indies 182 for 3: Lendl Simmons 13 (19), Denesh Ramdin 45 (38)
Haris Sohail is brought back into the attack. The bowl beats the batsman and the keeper as West Indies gets two extra runs. Simmons then flicks one towards leg side for a single. West Indies are dealing in singles. One more single to finish the over. 5 runs from it.
Over 37: West Indies 177 for 3: Lendl Simmons 11 (14), Denesh Ramdin 44 (37)
Afridi comes back into the attack for his second spell. Simmons slog sweeps and sends the ball into the stands for the first six of the match. A very good over for West Indies as a six and couple of singles help them get 10 runs from the over.
Over 35: West Indies 163for 3: Lendl Simmons 1 (6), Denesh Ramdin 40 (32)
Sohail Khan replaces Irfan as Pakistan have conceded six runs off the first three overs of the batting powerplay. Ramdin beautifully times and places it towards fine leg for a welcome boundary.
He pulls again, but this time he gets only a run. Simmons gets off the mark as he takes a single.
Over 33: West Indies 156 for 3: Lendl Simmons 0 (2), Denesh Ramdin 34 (25)
Simmons looks uncomfortable as he continues to do stretching in the middle. Mohammad Irfan is brought back into the attack to bowl his third spell of the match. He is bowling his eight over.
No run of the first three deliveries. Ramdin takes a single and bring Simmons on strike. A very good over for Pakistan as they concede only one run.
Over 32: West Indies 155 for 3: Lendl Simmons 0 (0), Denesh Ramdin 33 (21)
West Indies take their batting powerplay and Wahab Riaz is brought back into the attack. Bravo looks for a quick single and as he runs towards the non strikers end, he struggles to reach the other end.
Bravo immediately calls for medical assistance as it looks like he has pulled his hamstring. It is still not sure if it is a hamstring or a muscle tear. But that is the end for Bravo as he is stretchered off the field. He looks to be in lot of pain.
Lendl Simmons is the new man in the middle, replacing Bravo. Ramdin beats the fielder at point and a quick running between the wickets helps them take a couple. Ramdin then finishes the over with a quick single and retains the strike.
Over 31: West Indies 151 for 3: Darren Bravo 48 (76), Denesh Ramdin 30 (17)
Ramdin charges Haris Sohail for a boundary over deep mid wicket. He then slices towards point and beats Afridi in the cover for his second boundary. Ramdin scores his third consecutive boundary at backward square leg.
He picks up a single after three fours. Bravo takes a single and gives the strike back to Ramdin. He then beats the fielder at gully and a misfield helps West Indies get four more runs.
Over 30: West Indies 133 for 3: Darren Bravo 47 (75), Denesh Ramdin 13 (12)
Irfan continues to attack as Bravo tries to hook a bouncer from the tall bowler. No run from first four deliveries so far. He then gets off the strike by taking a single. Ramdin hits hard and he will get only a single as he finds the fielder in the deep.
Over 29: West Indies 131 for 3: Darren Bravo 46(70), Denesh Ramdin 12 (11)
Haris Sohail is continuing with the spain from the other end. The first three deliveries ends in three dot balls, before he takes a quick single to get off the strike. Ramdin drives one towards long on and gets a single.
Bravo smashes one towards square leg and it hits Afridi hard, who is calling for help to get some assistance. 3 runs from the over.
Over 28: West Indies 128 for 3: Darren Bravo 44 (65), Denesh Ramdin 11 (10)
Misbah brings Mohammed Irfan back into the attack, who has a slip in place. Ramdin charges down the ground for a boundary, though that is not the shot he must have intended to play. He will take it though.
Ramdin nudges towards third man and gets a single, which brings Bravo on strike. Bravo and Ramdin takes two singles and it has been an expensive over for Pakistan. Bravo finishes the over with a single. 9 from the over.
Over 25: West Indies 106 for 3: Darren Bravo 33 (56), Denesh Ramdin 1 (1)
Haris Sohail is re-introduced into the attack as he replaces Shahid Afridi. Samuels charges down the ground for the first ball and gives away his wicket, resulting in a simple catch for substitute Yasir Shah.
Denesh Ramdin replaces Samuel in the middle. Bravo nudges towards fine leg and gets a single, which brings Ramdin on strike. He gets off the mark with a single. G.od over for Pakistan as just three runs from it and a wicket.
Over 24: West Indies 103 for 2: Darren Bravo 31 (52), Marlon Samuels 38 (51)
Samuel smashes Riaz's bouncer towards deep mid wicket for a boundary and that helps West Indies reach 100 in the 24th over. He then takes a quick single and Bravo runs towards the strikers end and the throw hits Bravo's helmet and he is on the ground.
We are hoping he is Ok and Bravo gets assistance from the medics. He seems to be in great deal of pain. The players look concerned around him. Good news is that Bravo is on his feet now as it could have been a lot worse.
The play resumes as Bravo takes a single towards deep square leg. Samuels ends the over with another quick single.
Over 23: West Indies 96 for 2: Darren Bravo 30 (51), Marlon Samuels 32 (46)
Afridi is continuing to attack. Two singles from first three deliveries. There was a chance of a run out as Samuels walks out of the crease after walking out. Umar Akmal picks it up quickly and tries to aim at the stumps and misses it. Samuels finishes the over with another single.
Over 22: West Indies 93 for 2: Darren Bravo 29 (49), Marlon Samuels 30 (41)
Wahab Riaz bowls an absolute beauty and he beats Bravo, which surprises the batsman. He then edges as the ball falls just in front of the first slip fielder. Bravo then edges past the first slip and this time he gets off the mark and gets two runs. Just two runs from the over.
Over 20: West Indies 88 for 2: Darren Bravo 25 (41), Marlon Samuels 29 (38)
Riaz gets a little bit of extra bounce and Samuels just punches the ball close to his leg. The second ball is the repetition of the previous delivery. Samuels gets off the guard and takes a single.
Shahid Afrid puts down a simple catch and that results in third chance for Samuels in this match. West Indies gets two runs.
Over 19: West Indies 84 for 2: Darren Bravo 25 (39), Marlon Samuels 26 (34)
Afridi is in his fourth over and Umar Akmal drops a simple catch after the ball takes a thick edge of Samuels' bat. The first four deliveries ends in three dot balls and also a catch dropped as well. Samuels places towards long on for a single and just one run comes of it.
Over 18: West Indies 83 for 2: Darren Bravo 25 (38), Marlon Samuels 25 (29)
Wahab Riaz is in his second over. Bravo is finding it difficult to get off the strike as the first two deliveries ends in two dot balls. Bravo beats the first slip players and it runs down the third man for a boundary. He finishes the over with a dot ball.
Over 17: West Indies 76 for 2: Darren Bravo 19 (33), Marlon Samuels 24 (28)
Afridi continues his fourth over. Bravo uses his feet to slice towards gully and third man and the fielder was forced to dive to stop the ball from the boundary. He gets two runs. It is then followed by three more singles as five runs come from the over.
Over 16: West Indies 71 for 2: Darren Bravo 15 (28), Marlon Samuels 23 (27)
Wahab Riaz replaces Haris Sohail after the drinks break. Samuels takes a single of the first delivery. Bravo then places one towards third man for second consecutive single. Samuels' misjudged shot could have proved costly for him and West Indies. Just 2 runs off it.
Over 15: West Indies 69 for 2: Darren Bravo 14 (27), Marlon Samuels 22 (22)
Shahid Afridi in his third over and Bravo gets off the strike by taking a single of the first delivery. Samuels then tries to hook it and the ball goes high in the air, only to land in the no man's land. He takes another single.
Bravo tries to sweep and the ball hits his thigh pad and runs towards the boundary. Umpire calls it a wide and it has to be a very poor decision from umpire Nigel Long. Afridi is forced to ball one more extra delivery due to an error from the umpire.
The final ball results in an outside edge and Akmal fumbles before catching it. Umpire gives out and Bravo goes for a review immediately. Luckily for Bravo, the third umpire over turns the decision and Bravo has another life.
Over 14: West Indies 62 for 2: Darren Bravo 13 (22), Marlon Samuels 21 (21)
Haris Sohail starts with left-arm around the wicket. Samuels keen to cut the ball, only to find the fielder at point. West Indies are dealing with singles now.
Bravo takes a step backwards and uses his feet very well and places it towards the sweeper cover for two runs. He then finishes the over with a single.
Over 13: West Indies 58 for 2: Darren Bravo 10 (19), Marlon Samuels 20 (18)
Afridi in his second over as he continues to put pressure on the batsmen. Bravo beats the slip fielder and the ball races close towards the boundary, only before Sohail Khan puts his leg to stop the ball touch the rope.
West Indies get three runs, but umpire wants to check with the third umpire to be absolutely sure and Sohail Khan saves one run for his side. Samuels nudges towards point and takes a quick single. Two singles to finish the over.
Over 12: West Indies 52 for 2: Darren Bravo 6 (15), Marlon Samuels 18 (16)
Spin is retained from both ends as Haris Sohail continues from other end. After first three deliveries ends in no run, Bravo smashes in between long on and deep mid wicket for a boundary. He then takes a single to get Samuels on strike. He manages no run off the final delivery.
Over 10: West Indies 46 for 2: Darren Bravo 0 (6), Marlon Samuels 18 (13)
This is the final over of the mandatory powerplay. Sohail Khan is in his fifth over and Samuels is facing him now. A cracker of a shot from Samuels as he uses the length and smashes it towards mid off for his third boundary.
A very late appeal from Sohail Khan and Umar Akmal was not confident. Samuels finds the gap towards cover and point and gets a couple. He then finishes the over with another double.
Over 9: West Indies 38 for 2: Darren Bravo 0 (6), Marlon Samuels 10 (7)
Irfan is bowling his fifth over. The first three deliveries ends in no runs. Samuels then touted over the mid wicket for a boundary. He again charges, only for the ball to take the top edge and goes high in the air for the second four of the over towards fine leg. He finishes the over with a single.
Over 8: West Indies 29 for 2: Darren Bravo 0 (6), Marlon Samuels 1 (1)
Sohail Khan pitches outside the off stump and Smith slashes it through gully for a boundary. He then flicks towards fine leg and substitute Yasir Shah is forced to dive before the ball touches the boundary rope. He saves two runs for his side as Smith takes a double.
Smith wanted a quick single, but Bravo sends him back. Sohail Khan gets a movement with the ball, which knicks and goes to the fieder in the second slip. Haris Sohail makes no mistake and takes a simple catch. Marlon Samuels replaces Smith and takes a single to finish the over.
Over 7: West Indies 22 for 1: Darren Bravo 0 (6), Dwayne Smith 17 (22)
Irfan is in his fourth over and he has two slips in place for Smith. Misbah has set an attacking field and he is looking for another wicket. Irfan misses line and length and Smith punishes it towards square cover boundary.
Irfan is managing to get the ball bounce and it beats Smith and goes to the keeper. Smith then finishes the over with a single towards fine leg.
Over 6: West Indies 17 for 1: Darren Bravo 0 (6), Dwayne Smith 12 (16)
Darren Bravo is the new batsman replacing Chris Gayle. Sohail Khan continues to attack with the bowl. He is trying to bowl outside off stump and Bravo is yet to get off the mark. So far no runs as Sohail Khan is bowling into the wind and pitching it at the right areas.
Very impressive bowling from Sohail Khan as he seals the first maiden over of the match.
Over 5: West Indies 17 for 1: Dwayne Smith 12 (16)
Smith hooks Irfan's short pitch delivery towards fine leg for a single of his first ball. Another steep bounce of the tall left-arm bowler surprises Gayle as it hits his finger and results in no run.
Irfan then tries to do the same and Gayle this time tries to avoid it, only for the ball to race towards fine leg, resulting in a single. Smith smashes one high in the air and the ball goes behind the batsman. Third man Nasir Jamsheed comes runing before be drops the catch, giving smith a lifeline. They take a single in the process.
Gayle then tries to smash once again, only for him to be caught by Wahab Riaz at deep fine leg. Big man Gayle departs and Irfan gets his reward.
Over 4: West Indies 14 for 0: Chris Gayle 3 (11), Dwayne Smith 10 (13)
Sohail Khan continues to trouble West Indies batsmen. His movement makes Smith struggle as the ball hits the pad, which forced Pakistan players to appeal. The on-field umpire seems not too interested as the height was the factor behind his decision to reject Pakistan's appeal.
So far no runs have come from the first four deliveries. Smith then nudges towards short mid wicket. Just one run from the over.
Over 3: West Indies 13 for 0: Chris Gayle 3 (10), Dwayne Smith 9 (8)
Irfan continues his second over and Gayle is the man to face the tall pacerman. After two dot balls, Gayle looks to pierce it through the off side, only to be stopped by a fielder at cover.
There was an appeal from Pakistan players after the ball paces Gayle and gets into the gloves of a keeper. It was not a consolidated appeal from Pakistan players. Gayle then smashes one towards mid on as the ball was high in air, before landing safely for a double.
Over 2: West Indies 11 for 0: Chris Gayle 1 (4), Dwayne Smith 9 (8)
Sohail Khan starts to attack with the bowl from other end. A bit of movement for the ball beats Gayle. He then gets off the strike with a leg bye.
Smith uses pace and balance, with full face of the bat and drives it behind the bowler for his second boundary. West Indies have gone on attack when compared to the start other teams have got so far in this tournament.
Over 1: West Indies 6 for 0: Chris Gayle 1 (2), Dwayne Smith 5 (4)
Chris Gayle and Dwayne Smith will open the innings for West Indies while Mohammad Irfan will be handed the new ball as the tall bowler will open the bowling.
A boundary of the first ball to smith as a good delivery being played off the pitch as it went away from Ahmed Shehzad at point. Smith takes a good single and gets Gayle on strike. Gayle gets off the mark with a single towards third man.
A short pitch delivery hits Smith's stomach and results in no run. 6 without no loss.
Team News
Pakistan: Ahmed Shehzad, Nasir Jamshed, Younis Khan, Haris Sohail, Misbah-ul-Haq, Sohaib Maqsood, Umar Akmal, Shahid Afridi, Wahab Riaz, Sohail Khan, Mohammad Irfan
West Indies: Chris Gayle, Dwayne Smith, Darren Bravo, Marlon Samuels, Lendl Simmons, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Andre Russell, Darren Sammy, Jason Holder (c), Jerome Taylor, Sulieman Benn
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