West Indies were looking like a group of players who had forgotten how to bat. They were never in the competition. Pakistan were all over them, right from the time Samuel Badree bowled the first over of the match to the time he became the last man to fall for West Indies. This is a weakened Windies team and so, them winning the match would have been a big shock. But Karachi would have probably liked to see a bit more of a match on this occassion.
Pakistan beat West Indies by 143 runs in first T20I in Karachi
It is Pakistan's highest margin of victory in T20Is and the second highest win overall in the history of the shortest format of the game. That West Indies were outplayed in every department is an understatement. None of those players were able to do anything about googlies or the pace of Amir, Nawaz and Hasan Ali. It looks like we have a very one sided series in our hands and it could be argued that the Pakistan fans would have liked to see some more fight from the opposition.
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