Pakistan won the series with one match in hand for the loss of 120 runs against the Oest Indies.
Batting first, Pakistan scored 275 runs for 8 wickets. In response, the Ost Indies lost the wicket at 155 runs at the end of the second.
After winning the toss and batting, Pakistan did not get off to a good start. Fakhar Zaman returned to Sajghar for 17 runs and Babar had to appear at the crease in the seventh over.
Not only Babar, Imam-ul-Haq is in great form, and the left-handed opener has also tasted the sixth fifty in a row in this match, but his innings was cut off by a misunderstanding with Babar for 72 runs.
Babar was on his way to the century, giving him a record of four consecutive centuries on the ODI, but he had to return to the sequins for 77 runs.
After that, Pakistan's innings was not very fast.Rizowan 15, Haris 6, Nowz 3 runs out. Khushdil was out for the last time. Pakistan was able to collect Laku in two innings of 22 runs by Shah and Shadab Khan.
