Sajid’s spin magic provided immediate results as he struck twice in his first two deliveries.
His opening delivery swerved, slipped between the bat and pads of Mikel Lewis and hit the stumps.
On the very next ball, Sajid dismissed Casey Carty on a ball that bounced unexpectedly high.
The ball appeared to graze Carty’s handle, and debutant Mohammad Harira, diving to his right, took a brilliant catch.
Sajid was not done yet, picking up two more wickets in his next over.
West Indies captain Craig Brathwaite was bowled while attempting a sweep, and a few balls later, Kaveem Hodge mistimed the shot, sending Sajid back for an easy catch.
West Indies shocked themselves by losing four wickets in just five overs.
Starting with the dismissal of Justin Graves in the 10th over, Nouman Ali continued to wreak havoc after taking charge.
Noman clean bowled Greaves in his next over before bowling Tevin Imlach lbw.
He then took another lbw and sent Alec Athanase back to the pavilion.
Nauman extended his dominance by taking another wicket in the very next over. Kevin Sinclair’s shot ends up in the safe hands of Kamran Ghulam at long off.
Nauman completed his five-wicket haul in the 22nd over by bowling Gadkesh Moti to the correct ball.
The last wicket fell to Abrar Ahmed who dismissed Jayden Sales with the only wicket of his innings.
Rizwan caught a cut shot from Sales and wrapped up West Indies’ innings for 137 runs. Notably, 60% of their total came from their last four at-bats.
