In the match between Pakistan and the West Indies in Multan, Pakistan is chasing 254 runs to win in their second innings. By the end of Day 2, Pakistan is in trouble, having lost four wickets for just 76 runs. In this two-match Test series, Pakistan won the first match, and the second match is ongoing.

In this match in Multan, the pitch has provided a lot of support for spinners. There have been several key moments to prove the support for the spinners, as one of the moments came with spinner Sajid Khan. In the 67th over, he bowled to West Indies’ frontline spinner, Jomel Warrican, and dismissed him with an off-spin delivery that drifted and turned sharply from the sixth-stump line to the middle stump. Warrican, unable to do anything about the delivery, was bowled out. After the dismissal, Sajid Khan celebrated in a unique way, mimicking WWE wrestler John Cena’s signature move, the “You can’t see me” gesture, to mock Warrican.

Sajid Khan to Warrican 😎#PAKvWI | #RedBallRumble pic.twitter.com/r1RX5XUAxy

— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) January 26, 2025

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The expressions of Mohammad Rizwan during this moment were also quite interesting. Known for his animated personality, Rizwan seemed to thoroughly enjoy the dismissal. Even Jomel Warrican, the batter dismissed, was seen smiling in disbelief, his face showing a mix of shock and admiration for the brilliance of the delivery.

In this innings, Sajid Khan took 4 wickets, but the performer of the match for Pakistan, Nauman Ali, took 6 wickets in the first innings and added 4 more in the second. For the West Indies, Jomel Warrican bowled well too. He took 4 wickets in the first innings, and in the ongoing second innings after the stumps of day 2, he bowled 6 overs with 4 maidens, giving away only 3 runs.

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The Pakistan team is facing questions about creating turning tracks, which seem to be troubling their own players. In both innings so far, no Pakistani batter has managed to score a half-century. At the end of Day 2, Pakistan is struggling, with Saud Shakeel unbeaten on 13 runs and Kamran Ali on 1 run at the crease.