Pakistan vs West Indies: Badree praises Fawad for his outstanding performance

West Indies former bowler Samuel Badree praised Pakistan batsman Fawad Alam for achieving the milestone after scoring his fifth century in eight Test matches since his comeback after 11 years of hiatus.

On his Twitter handle, after Alam scored his fifth Test century to help Pakistan move towards victory in the second Test, Badree appreciated his dedication who was ignored for 11 years despite scoring his first century on his debut Test match.

“Consider a Test century on debut and dropped after 3 tests. Consider the first-class average over 60 since 2010 and not selected for the test team. And finally, consider 5 test centuries in 8 tests after a hiatus of 11 years. Persistence personified,” he wrote.

Consider a Test century on debut and dropped after 3 tests. Consider a first class average over 60 since 2010 and not selected for test team. And finally consider 5 test centuries in 8 tests after a hiatus of 11 years. Persistence personified. @TheRealPCB

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— Samuel Badree (@qmanbad) August 22, 2021

West Indies won the toss and elected to bowl first.

Pakistan dominated the fourth day. Shaheen Shah Afridi shined on the fourth day as he set the best figures of his career. The visitors dominated with the bat and ball in the second and final Test at Sabina Park, Kingston.

At the end of the day, West Indes was 39-3 with skipper Kraig Brathwaite 17 unbeaten along with Alzarri Joseph will lead the West Indies side in the fifth and final day of the second test.

Pakistan has already lost the first test by one wicket, and now the national team is looking forward to winning the second Test to level the series.

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