Pakistan ends three‑year, eight‑test winless streak at Trinidad’s Queen’s Park Oval, capturing victory with Babar Azam’s six‑sixer finish.

Pakistan broke an eight‑test winless streak that began against Australia in Perth with a victory at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad on Wednesday. The team had not won a Test in three years. The match saw Pakistan chasing a modest target of 75 runs. Early overs of the chase caused concern among fans, but skipper Babar Azam finished the innings with two consecutive sixes to secure the win. The record loss that began the streak had been a 90‑run defeat in Tarouba that exposed the team’s fragile core. In the two tests played during the pursuit of the streak, several players—including former captain Shan Masood—made strong individual contributions, though overall performance remained inconsistent. Players and management have highlighted the need for greater discipline and consistency, noting that proper execution of plans is essential for future success, a view expressed by Babar Azam after the win.