Mike Hesson, the head coach of Pakistan, acknowledged his disappointment following his team s first defeat in 34 years in the ODI series against the West Indies.

He claimed that although the second ODI was Pakistan s best opportunity to tie the series, the team did not take full advantage of it. Hesson stated, "We were unable to capitalize on the opportunity."

He clarified that although Pakistan bowled well in the first 35 overs of the third ODI, they were unable to switch to a backup strategy.

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He clarified that although Pakistan bowled well in the first 35 overs of the third ODI, they were unable to switch to a backup strategy.

Despite managing a few good Yorkers, he said his players bowled too many easy deliveries and drew attention to the fifth bowler s lack of options.

However, there were advantages. Hesson commended Hussain Talat for his batting and Hasan Nawaz for an outstanding debut series.

Additionally, he praised Pakistan s spin attack for their consistent play throughout the three games.

The series finale was a dominant show by the West Indies. Captain Shai Hope’s unbeaten 120 and Jayden Seales’ career-best 6 for 22 tore Pakistan apart.

Pakistan’s defeat exposed two major weaknesses, poor death bowling and an unstable top order.

Although young spinners and players showed promise, their inability to adjust under pressure cost them dearly.

The victory was historic for the West Indies, demonstrating their dominance with the bat and the ball and sending a powerful message ahead of upcoming series.