Head coach Aaqib Javed brushed aside criticism of Pakistan’s reliance on spin bowling as they seek a clean sweep against the West Indies in the second Test starting on Saturday.

Pakistan is considering playing the second Test against West Indies with three spinners and no pace bowlers, relying on spin and a stronger batting lineup. Imam ul Haq might join the team as an opener,

Babar Azam, who remains the backbone of Pakistan's batting, will occupy the crucial No. 3 position. Vice-captain Saud Shakeel, all-rounder Salman Ali Agha, and wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan will form the middle order alongside Kamran Ghulam, who played a steady knock in the first Test.

Pakistan interim coach Aaqib Javed has defended their spin strategy for home matches ahead of the second Test against West Indies. Pakistan won the series against England and the first Test against West Indies using spinners.

Pakistan head coach Aaqib Javed has launched an impassioned defence for the recent spin-friendly pitches for Test matches in the country. Ahead of the second Test against West Indies in Multan, Aaqib said that if the decision to prepare such wickets been taken sooner,

Pakistan head coach Aaqib Javed says there’s no harm in preparing wickets for spinners at home to get favorable results as Pakistan eyes a clean sweep against the West Indies in their two-match test series.

Head coach Aaqib Javed brushed aside criticism of Pakistan's reliance on spin bowling as they seek a clean sweep against the West Indies in the second Test starting on Saturday. "We found that the West Indies have a weakness in dealing with the spin bowling,