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Pakistan square series

BBC Online, Kingston
Seam bowler Shabbir Ahmed picked up the last three wickets as Pakistan wrapped up a convincing 136-run win over West Indies in the second and final Test in Jamaica on Tuesday.
The home side were bowled out for 143 after resuming on 114-6 as Pakistan shared the series 1-1.
Leg-spinner Danish Kaneria dismissed Daren Powell for figures of 5-46 and Shabbir's treble gave him 4-56.
English umpire David Shepherd was applauded off at the end of the game, his 92nd and final Test match.
The final day's action lasted just 12.5 overs with West Indies, who won the first Test in Barbados by 176 runs, never looking likely to reach a target of 280 with only their tail-enders to rely on.
"The boys really worked hard. To come back (after losing the first Test) was a great effort. Danish and Shabbir took advantage of this wicket and bowled really well," said Pakistan skipper Inzamamul Haq.
Kaneria found prodigious turn and although Powell hit successive fours off Shabbir in the fifth over of the morning, he departed for 12 when umpire Shepherd adjudged he had been caught at silly point by Yasir Hameed.
Shabbir then claimed two wickets in three balls as Courtney Browne (10) and Reon King edged copycat catches to keeper Kamran Akmal.
Kaneria ripped a couple of beauties past the outside edge -- balls which evoked memories of Shane Warne's famous delivery which dismissed England's Mike Gatting.
But he was denied the chance of a sixth wicket when Best attempted to hit Shabbir over the covers and found the waiting hands of Shahid Afridi.
It was the final act of a highly satisfactory tour for Pakistan, whose defeat in the first Test, was the only blemish on their record.
They won the one-day series 3-0 and would undoubtedly have been
more competitive in Barbados but for the absence of three key batsmen, skipper Inzamam, Yousuf Youhana and Shoaib Malik.
Inzamam and Shoaib returned for the second game and the former's 117 not out in the second innings was a crucial innings for his side as they achieved their first Test win in the Caribbean since 1988.
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Former West Indies skipper Brian Lara was named player-of-the-series after scoring centuries in both games.
BRIEF SCORES
PAKISTAN: First innings 374
(Younis 106, Kamal 51, Inzamam 50, Akmal 49, Afridi 33; Collymore 778, Powell 2-69)
WEST INDIES: First innings 404 (Lara 153, Hinds 63, Sarwan 55, Gayle 33; Shabbir 4-64, Afridi 3-51, Razzaq 2-83)
PAKISTAN: Second innings 309 (Inzamam 117, Malik 64, Younis 43, Afridi 43; Best 4-46, Collymore 456)
WEST INDIES: Second innings 143 (Smith 43, Hinds 19, Gayle 15; Kaneria 5-46, Shabbir 4-55)
Result: Pakistan won by 136 runs and draw the 2-Test series 1-1.
Man-of-the-match: Danish
Kaneria.
Man-of-the-series: Brian Lara.