Pakistan Doubles Down on Spin Strategy for West Indies Test Series Sweep

Head coach Aaqib Javed defends spin-heavy tactics as Pakistan eyes a fourth consecutive home Test victory on spin-friendly Multan pitch.

Pakistan head coach Aaqib Javed has reaffirmed the team's commitment to spin-dominant tactics, citing their effectiveness in recent home victories.
The spin trio of Noman Ali, Sajid Khan, and Abrar Ahmed took all 20 wickets in the first Test, securing a 127-run win over the West Indies in just three days.
Pakistan is considering an all-spin bowling attack for the second Test, with the possible inclusion of opener Imam ul Haq to strengthen the batting lineup.
Critics have raised concerns about Pakistan's reliance on spin-friendly pitches, arguing it may hinder their performance on away tours with less favorable conditions.
The West Indies, struggling against spin in the first Test, will be without injured pacer Jayden Seales, with Kemar Roach expected to replace him in the second Test.