( CNN ) -- West Indies captain Darren Sammy took five wickets as his side wrapped up a 40-run victory over Pakistan in the opening Test match in Guyana . Pakistan resumed day four on 80-3 seeking 219 to win but slumped to 178 all out just after lunch with Sammy and Ravi Rampaul chief architects of their downfall . It means the hosts now take an unassailable 1-0 lead in the two Test series , with the next match starting in St Kitts on Friday . `` This is what West Indies cricket is all about , '' Sammy told the official West Indies Cricket Board web site . `` We 're happy . We worked really hard for this win . It was really great the way we were able to deliver on the plans we set out on how we would attack the Pakistanis . `` It 's a good feeling . This is about West Indies cricket , we as a team needed this performance , it was total team effort and it was good to come out with a win . `` Lately things have n't been going well but I still have the belief and the rest of the team also have belief . It is still only one victory though and we still have to continue working hard and improving . '' Rampaul was the first to strike when he dismissed Asad Shafiq for 42 but Misbah-ul-Haq and Umar Akmal steadied the ship , putting on a partnership of 52 . Their resistance was broken by Sammy as he trapped Misbah LBW , one of a record 20 given in the match . Sammy removed debutant Mohammad Salman two balls later , again LBW , before Rampaul had Abdur Rehman caught in the slips shortly after lunch . Captain Sammy polished off the tail with three quick wickets , dismissing Akmal for 47 and Umar Gul for one before he bowled Saeed Ajmal to seal victory .
West Indies beat Pakistan by 40 runs in Guyana to seal victory in the first Test . Captain Darren Sammy takes five wickets as Pakistan are all out for 178 chasing 219 to win . - The England and Wales Cricket Board announces that it will not be renewing its sponsorship of the English cricket team after a three-year deal expires at the end of this season.