In a high-stakes finale at Central Broward Park, Florida, Pakistan edged past West Indies by 13 runs to clinch the 3-match T20I series 2–1, with Sahibzada Farhan’s explosive 74-run knock leading the charge.
Opting to bat first after winning the toss, Pakistan’s opening pair Sahibzada Farhan (74 off 53) and Saim Ayub (66 off 49) stitched together a monumental 138-run stand, laying a dominant foundation. Despite a brief middle-order stutter, the visitors posted a formidable total of 189/4 in 20 overs.
West Indies started the chase aggressively, smashing 33 runs in the first two overs. Alick Athanaze (60 off 40) kept their hopes alive, but tight spells from Sufiyan Muqeem and Mohammad Nawaz slowed the momentum. The game swung when Muqeem bowled a match-turning 18th over, conceding just 3 runs and taking a crucial wicket.
Needing 41 off 18 balls, West Indies faltered under pressure, eventually finishing at 176/6, falling short by 13 runs.
Farhan was named Player of the Match, while Mohammad Nawaz bagged the Player of the Series award for his consistent performances with the ball.
