Babar Azam's 88 ended in a cruel run-out, leaving him on his knees and extending a Test century drought that has now stretched beyond 1,300 days.

Babar Azam was run out for 88 on Day 3 of the second Test against West Indies after a mix-up with Abdullah Shafique. Watch his heartbreaking reaction.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam has joined former captain Imran Khan at the top of an elite national list after winning his 10th Player of the Series award in

Babar Azam praised Pakistan's execution after ending a three-year away Test drought and climbing to eighth in the WTC standings, while West Indies captain Roston Chase admitted his side should have played an extra spinner.

Babar Azam's long wait for a Test century continues after the Pakistan star was run out for 88 against the West Indies in the second Test.

A cricketer who sets great store in achieving the achievable has done it again, winning the ninth of the 12 away Tests as captain

Pakistan produced their best batting display of the series to mount a commanding response to West Indies' first-innings 344 powered by Abdullah Shafique's unbeaten century and Babar Azam's composed 86 not out.