New Delhi, July 29 -- West Indies completed a 90-run win in the first cricket test after Pakistan captain Babar Azam made an unbeaten 58 and shared a rearguard stand of 49 with No. 11 Mohammad Abbas to delay the end.

After being set 211 to win when West Indies' second innings ended at 181, Pakistan slumped to 71-9 Tuesday in the face of accurate bowling from Jayden Seales (5-20).

Babar finally found a stoic partner in Abbas and the last pair held out for 12 overs to frustrate the hosts. Abbas was the last batter out for 23 shortly after the tea interval on Day 4 when Pakistan was 120.

Babar's 32nd test half-century stood out in stark relief against an indisciplined Pakistan batting effort. When he reached his 50 from 81 balls, Pakistan...