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The Hindu
10 hours ago
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- The Hindu
WI vs PAK Live Streaming Info, 1st T20I: When and where to watch West Indies vs Pakistan match; Match details, squads
West Indies and Pakistan will kick off their three-match T20I series on Friday at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground in Lauderhill, Florida. West Indies is coming into the series on the back of a 0-5 loss against Australia in the T20I series while Pakistan recently lost to Bangladesh 1-2. West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I Live Streaming Info When will the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I match be played? The West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I will be played on Friday, Aug 1 (IST). Where will the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I be played? The West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I will be played at Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground in Lauderhill, Florida. At what time will the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I start? The West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I will begin at 5:30 AM IST. At what time will the toss for the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I take place? The toss for the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I will take place at 5 AM IST. Where to watch the live telecast of the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I in India? The West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I will not be televised live on any TV channel in India. Where to watch the live stream of the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20I in India? The West Indies vs Pakistan 1st T20 will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website in India. SQUADS West Indies: Brandon King, Shai Hope(w/c), Keacy Carty, Sherfane Rutherford, Shimron Hetmyer, Romario Shepherd, Jason Holder, Matthew Forde, Alzarri Joseph, Akeal Hosein, Jediah Blades, Evin Lewis, Roston Chase, Jewel Andrew, Rovman Powell, Gudakesh Motie Pakistan: Sahibzada Farhan, Saim Ayub, Mohammad Haris(w), Hasan Nawaz, Salman Agha(c), Hussain Talat, Mohammad Nawaz, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Afridi, Haris Rauf, Khushdil Shah, Fakhar Zaman, Hasan Ali, Sufiyan Muqeem, Abrar Ahmed Related Topics Pakistan / West Indies
News18
11 hours ago
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- News18
Pakistan Vs West Indies T20I Series: Schedule, Venue, Squads, Live Streaming Details
Last Updated: The West Indies will face Pakistan in a three-match T20I series. All three shortest-format matches are scheduled to take place at Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground. The Pakistan men's cricket team will face the West Indies in a three-match T20I series, starting July 31 (August 1 IST). All three shortest-format matches are scheduled to take place at Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground in Lauderhill. In their last T20I series, Pakistan suffered a humiliating 1-2 defeat against Bangladesh, whereas the West Indies are coming into the home series after losing five back-to-back T20Is against the Australian team. Salman Ali Agha will captain the Men in Green in the away series, and the West Indies will play under the leadership of wicketkeeper-batter Shai Hope. Both teams would like to come up with a big show in the upcoming three matches and win the series to give something to their fans to cheer for. Schedule (IST) All three T20Is in Florida will start at 5:30 AM IST. Pakistan: Salman Agha (C), Sahibzada Farhan, Saim Ayub, Mohammad Haris (WK), Hasan Nawaz, Hussain Talat, Mohammad Nawaz, Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Afridi, Haris Rauf, Khushdil Shah, Fakhar Zaman, Hasan Ali, Sufiyan Muqeem, Abrar Ahmed West Indies: Brandon King, Shai Hope (C & WK), Keacy Carty, Sherfane Rutherford, Shimron Hetmyer, Romario Shepherd, Jason Holder, Matthew Forde, Alzarri Joseph, Akeal Hosein, Jediah Blades, Evin Lewis, Roston Chase, Jewel Andrew, Rovman Powell, Gudakesh Motie Telecast and streaming details The three-match T20I series between Pakistan and West Indies will not be televised live on any channel in India, but the matches can be streamed live on the FanCode app and website. Ahead of the start of the three-match T20I series, here's a look at top performers and record-holders in the 21 T20Is played so far between the two teams: Most wins: 15 wins by Pakistan. Highest total: 208/3 in 18.5 overs by Pakistan in Karachi on December 16, 2021. Lowest total: 60/10 in 13.4 overs by West Indies in Karachi on April 1, 2018. Biggest win (by runs): Pakistan beat West Indies by 143 runs in Karachi on April 1, 2018. Biggest win (by wickets): Pakistan beat West Indies by 9 wickets (116-run target) in Dubai (DICS) on September 23, 2016. Smallest win (by runs): Pakistan beat West Indies by 3 runs in Port of Spain on March 30, 2017. Smallest win (by wickets): Pakistan beat West Indies by 2 wickets (153-run target) in Kingstown on July 27, 2013. Most runs: 540 runs in 17 matches by Babar Azam of Pakistan. Highest score: 97 not out from 58 balls by Babar Azam of Pakistan in Karachi on April 2, 2018. Highest average (min 5 innings): 53.25 by Shoaib Malik of Pakistan (213 runs in 11 T20Is). Highest strike rate (min 50 balls): 168.18 by Brandan Kings of West Indies (111 runs from 66 balls). Most 50s: 5 half-centuries in 17 T20Is by Babar Azam of Pakistan. Most ducks: 2 zeroes each by Kamran Akmal (PAK), Chadwick Walton and Andre Fletcher (both from WI). Most sixes: 18 maximums in 10 T20Is by Nicholas Pooran of the West Indies. Most runs in a series: 203 runs in three T20Is by Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan during West Indies' tour of Pakistan in 2021. Most wickets: 18 wickets in 14 matches by Shadab Khan of Pakistan. Best bowling figures: 5 wickets for 14 runs in 4 overs by Imad Wasim of Pakistan in Dubai (DICS) on September 23, 2016. Most five-wicket hauls: 1 fifer by Imad Wasim of Pakistan. Most wickets in a series: 10 wickets in four T20Is by Shadab Khan of Pakistan during Pakistan's tour of the West Indies in 2017. Most dismissals (wicketkeeper): 6 (2 catches and 4 stumpings) by Dinesh Ramdin of the West Indies in four matches. Most catches: 8 catches in nine T20Is by Mohammad Nawaz of Pakistan. Highest partnership: 158 runs for the first wicket between Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam of Pakistan in Karachi on December 16, 2021. Most matches: 17 T20Is by Babar Azam of Pakistan. top videos View all Most wins as captain: 9 wins in 10 T20Is by Sarfaraz Ahmed of Pakistan. In the last T20I match played between the West Indies and Pakistan on December 16, 2021, in Karachi, the West Indies suffered a defeat by 7 wickets. Get latest Cricket news, live score and match results on News18. Download the News18 App to stay updated! tags : Pakistan cricket team West Indies Cricket team west indies vs pakistan view comments Location : Florida First Published: July 31, 2025, 20:59 IST News cricket Pakistan Vs West Indies T20I Series: Schedule, Venue, Squads, Live Streaming Details Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
3 days ago
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- NDTV
Shai Hope Blames Batting After 0-5 Whitewash Against Australia
West Indies skipper Shai Hope didn't mince words after his side slumped to a 0-5 whitewash in the T20I series against Australia, calling the team's overall performance disappointing and lacking intent. Chasing a target of 171, the middle-order trio of Cameron Green, Mitchell Owen and Tim David once again played pivotal roles. Green's consistent performances across all five matches earned him the Player of the Series accolade. The crushing defeat in the final T20I at St. Kitts capped off a tour where the Windies failed to compete meaningfully in either format - having already lost the Test series 0-3, including a record-low innings total of just 27 in the final red-ball match. Speaking at the post-match presentation, Hope admitted the batting unit was largely to blame. 'Don't think we put up a good batting display,' he said. 'We came up against a quality opposition in Australia but as a batting group we didn't give ourselves the best chance. We were always one step behind the eight ball, but have to commend the bowling effort. Just didn't happen for us today.' Despite boasting a squad packed with explosive T20 specialists, the West Indies never found rhythm or consistency. Australia, meanwhile, played with clinical efficiency, exposing flaws in both departments of the Caribbean side's game. In the final game, the Windies again struggled with both bat and ball, with Hope conceding that key decisions, including the toss, added to their woes. 'In the Caribbean, chasing is always better due to the dew and wind factor. But that's not something I can control,' he noted. Hope, however, saw a glimmer of encouragement in the bowling unit. 'We have some clarity in the bowling unit, we executed better. We'll put this behind us and look ahead to the Pakistan series.' As the team looks to bounce back, alarm bells are ringing within West Indies cricket. Emergency meetings have been held by the board to assess the deepening crisis. In a heartening move, legendary former captain Clive Lloyd has offered his support, saying he's ready to help restore the legacy built by past generations. With a white-ball series, three T20Is and as many ODIs against Pakistan looming, Windies will look to re-group themselves.
Times of Oman
3 days ago
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- Times of Oman
West Indies skipper stays positive as they shift attention to Pakistan
Basseterre: After the West Indies' terrible 5-0 T20I series defeat to Australia, skipper Shai Hope has now shifted focus to the upcoming challenge against Pakistan, according to the official website of the ICC. Shai Hope pointed to his side's lack of consistency as the key factor behind the West Indies' series defeat. The skipper expressed disappointment over the batting unit's inability to put together a complete performance, which allowed Australia to comfortably chase down targets in each game. "I just didn't think we put together a proper batting display. We either started well and finished poorly or the other way around," he said, as quoted from the official website of ICC. "When you're playing against quality opposition like Australia, you've got to put things together for a more complete game," he noted. The first three matches of the series were marked by West Indies' batters failing to capitalise on strong starts. In the opener, they were cruising at 123 for 1 in the 13th over but ended up with just 189. The second game followed a similar pattern--after a promising 63 for 0 start, they could only post 172. In the third match, a 125-run opening stand went in vain as the middle order failed to fire on a batting-friendly pitch. While in the last two games, West Indies struggled with poor starts that left too much to do for the middle order. "As a batting group, we didn't really give ourselves the best chance to put a big score on the board consistently. And that's probably where we fell short. We've always been one step behind the eight ball," he said. A significant aspect of this series was that the West Indies consistently set the target, which goes against the common belief that chasing is usually the easier option in the Caribbean. "I think here in the Caribbean, we all know the stats show chasing is always the better thing to do," Hope said. "Whether it's the dew factor or wind factor, you always have that scoreboard in front of you, so you have an idea of how to go about the chase. But it's something that I can't control. Unfortunately, I didn't win any (tosses)... It's just one of those things for us," he added. The skipper, however, praised his bowling unit for showing great fight in what was a challenging series. He expressed confidence that the upcoming series against Pakistan, starting July 31, would be a valuable opportunity for the team to build on the lessons learnt from the Australia series. "I think that we're a little bit clearer in the bowling unit," said Shai Hope. "I still must commend the guys for the effort that they showed in the back end to give ourselves a chance to win the game. But once you don't have that many runs on the board, then you have got to hope everything goes perfectly in the field. It just didn't happen for us," he noted. "We certainly executed a lot better than we did in the first few games. We've got to put this one behind us and look ahead for the Pakistan series and see where we can get that combination and that success going," he added. (
India Today
3 days ago
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- India Today
Distraught Shai Hope admits Windies 'never gave themselves a chance' vs Australia
West Indies skipper Shai Hope was left disappointed with the team's performance after their loss in the final T20I of the series against Australia. Windies were blanked 5-0 by the Australian side in the T20I series, as they failed to show up with both bat and ball in the majority of their games. Speaking at the post-match presentation ceremony, Hope said that the team never really gave themselves a chance to succeed in the loss in the T20I series comes on the back of a terrible 0-3 loss in the red-ball format, where the hosts were blown away by Australia's pace battery. In the Test series, Windies recorded their lowest ever innings total — 27 — in the final Test match of the for their prowess in the shortest format of international cricket, the hosts did not fare much better in the T20I leg of the bilateral. Despite having a squad packed with big hitters and T20 specialists, they looked out of sorts throughout the series, lacking discipline with the ball and consistency with the bat. Australia, on the other hand, were clinical and exploited every weakness and showed far more intent and composure. The final T20I in St Kitts saw yet another dominating display from Australia, ending the tour on a high. West Indies captain Shai Hope admitted that the team didn't perform well with the bat, which essentially led to their downfall in all 5 games."Don't think we put up a good batting display. We came up against a quality opposition in Australia but as a batting group we didn't give ourselves the best chance. We were always one step behind the eight ball, but have to commend the bowling effort. Just didn't happen for us today. In the Caribbean, chasing is always better due to the dew and wind factor. But that's not something I can control. We have some clarity in the bowling unit, we executed better. We'll put this behind us and look ahead to the Pakistan series,' the Windies skipper also mentioned that conditions in the Caribbean usually favour chasing due to the dew and wind, but the hosts never really got the chance after losing every single toss in the Seek West Indies' RevivalThe crisis in West Indies cricket has seen emergency meetings being held by the management. The cricket body of the group of nations has sought the help of former cricketers to revive the standards set by the older generations. Legendary cricketer Clive Lloyd has already put his hand up and said that he is ready to provide every help possible to rescue the dwindling form of the cricketing have to examine all aspects of West Indies cricket from grassroots to the international level, everything must be looked at closely and carefully. West Indies cricket is an institution. It has given so much to the people of this region and we must do all we can to revive it. I'm always available to help in any way. How we can marry the ideas we have with what is necessary and have healthy discussion on the way we move forward, that's what I'm thinking. It has been nearly 100 years since we have been playing top-class [Test] cricket, and we have to get it right," Lloyd said in a statement to West Indies, meanwhile, will return to the drawing board. They look out of sorts and will need to regroup quickly as they prepare for their upcoming white-ball series against Pakistan.- EndsTrending Reel
