UAE did not go down without a fight in their reply. Rameez Shahzad scored a second ODI century, at over a run a ball, batting through after coming in the 13th over. Shaiman Anwar hit a quick half-century, and another rapid cameo came down the order from Adnan Mufti. Still they hardly threatened the target, eventually falling 61 short of it. Jason Holder, meanwhile, picked up a second ODI five-for, taking five of the six wickets to fall in the chase.
Brief scores: West Indies 357 for 4 (Shimron Hetmyer 127, Chris Gayle 123) beat UAE 297 for 6 (Rameez Shahzad 112 not out, Shaiman Anwar 64, Jason Holder 5-53) by 60 runs.
Published in Daily Times, March 7th 2018.
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