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Pakistan walk past WI

AFP, Brisbane
Pakistan’s game plan paid off Wednesday when they defeated the West Indies by six wickets in their triseries one-day
cricket match at Brisbane's Gabba ground. j 1 , . . , .
Inspired by a flawless 124 from wicketkeeper turned opener Kamran Akmal, Pakistan readied the 274 runs needed for victory with thelossofjust four wickets and three overs to spare, for their first victory in the competition which also includesAustralia.
The win was achieved without key paceman Shoaib Akhtar, who went off with a suspected tom ham-stringaftcrbowlingjust2.5 overs.
Pakistani captain Inzamamul Haq had hoped to tvin the toss and use Shoaib to put early pressure on
the West Indian batsmen, in whal were expected to be humid conditions.
Conditions offered the bowlers far less swing than expected and the West Indies reached a total of273 for 5. But Kamran, 23, also prospered when his turn came, making Ids first onc-dayccntury.
Pakistan, whose batting has been inconsistent throughout thclt Australian tour, lost die normally solid Salman Butt for 10 and Mohammad Hafeez for two to be 35 for 2 in the eighth over.
But they fought back through Kamran and Shoaib Malik, who scored a run-a-ball 60 before nicking left-arm paecman Ian Bradshaw to wicketkeeper Courtney Browne.
Inzamam's return to form continued. He added an unbeaten 62 to the68hemadcinthetourists' opening tri-serics match against Australia in Hobart on Sunday.
West Indian captain Brian Lara conceded later that his batsmen had not taken full advantage of thd spinners. "Unfortunately273 wasn't enough... wc have got some lessons to learn but we will go forward from hcre/hesaid.
For thcWtest Indies, yet to record a win in the competition, the return to the opening position of all-rounder Chris Gayle with 82 was a welcome signbut there was a downside.
Gayle overcame a shoulder injury toplay bur appeared to aggravate the problem and could not bowl. He is in doubt for the West' Indies’ next match against Australia in Brisbane on Friday.
Shoaib is also unlikely to be fit for, Pakistan's next match against. AustraliainSydneyonSunday. .
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the triangular VB' Series one-day international Between Pakistan and the West Indies at the Gabba in Brisbane on Wednesday:
WESTIND1F.S
GaylecMaiikbRazzaq 82
HindscButtbHafeez 29
Sanvan cNavedb Mahmood 76
Lara c Hafeez bNaved 39
Powell cAkmal bNaved 0
Chanderpaulnotout 25
Extras: (b-l,w-9,nb-5) 22
Total:(For5wktsin50overs) 273
Fall of wickets: 1-86,2-149,3-209,4-211,5-273
Did not bat: Samuels, Browne, ^Bradshaw, Dillon, Collins
; Bowler OMR W
I Akhtar 2.5 0 7. 0
Naved 10 -0 55 2
•_> Mahmood - 9.1 1 37 1
'Afridi ' 10 0 39' 0
Hafeez 10 0 5-1 1
Razzaq *7 0 43 1
Butt 1 0 10 0
PAKISTAN
Buttb Dillon 10
Akmal c Lara b Bradshaw 124
HafeezcGayieb Dillon 2
MalikcBrownebBradshaw 60
Inzamamnotout 62
Youhana notout 9
Extras: (lb-l,w-3,nb-3) 7
Total: (For4wktsin47overs) 274
Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-36,3-159,4-239
Did not bat: Razzaq, Afridi, Mahmood, Akhtar, Naved
Bowler O M R W
I Collins 10 0 50 0
Bradshaw 10 0 49 2
Dillon 10 0 46 2
Samuels 9 0 72 0
Sarwan 5 0 31 0
' Hinds 3 0 25 0
Result: Pakistan won by 6 wickets. Man-of-the-match: Kamran Akmal.
Toss: Pakistan.
Umpires: Rudi Koertzen (South
Africa) and Peter Parker (Australia).