no respect for Kaneria's figures of 5–1–6–3, smashed him for two fours in an over, as the West Indies plundered him for eleven runs and made the match more interesting for the spectators at least. Hinds and Smith looked to see it through to stumps, adding 38 runs in a little over 12 overs, but when Devon Smith edged a quicker ball from Kaneria through to Karman Akmal for his eighth catch of the Test and Kaneria's fourth wicket of the innings, all looked truly lost. Wavell Hinds also departed before the day ended, edging a wide ball from Abdul Razzaq, and with the score 114 for 6 overnight, everyone just expected the West Indies to meekly roll over, and that they did – losing three wickets within the space of seven balls as Powell, Browne and King were out in succession. Four overs later, Tino Best tried a massive drive off Shabbir Ahmed, and was easily out as Shahid Afridi took the final catch of the game to secure a Pakistan 136-run win. Strangely enough, Pakistan only made use of three bowlers in the second innings, as Naved-ul-Hasan was injured and Shahid Afridi banned for stepping on the pitch. Brian Lara was named Man of the Series. Tour averages Pakistan List-A Batting Bowling Pakistan ODI Batting Bowling West Indies ODI (and List-A) Batting Bowling Pakistan Test Batting Bowling West Indies Test Batting Bowling External sources CricketArchive – itinerary of events Further reading Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2005 in Pakistani cricket International cricket competitions in 2005 Pakistani cricket tours of the West Indies 2005 in West Indian cricket 2004–05 West Indian cricket season