The West Indies cricket team defeated Pakistan in the third and final One Day International (ODI) match held in Tarouba, Trinidad, to win the three-match ODI series 2-1. After losing the first match, West Indies leveled the series by winning the rain-affected second ODI by five wickets. The third ODI was a decisive contest where West Indies set Pakistan a target of 295 runs. West Indies secured a comprehensive victory by 202 runs, marking their first bilateral ODI series win against Pakistan since November 1991. Key performances included a century by West Indies captain Shai Hope, who scored his 18th ODI century, becoming the third-highest century-maker for the West Indies in ODIs. Additionally, young bowler Jayden Seales made a significant impact throughout the series, including the decider, and has emerged as a promising multi-format bowler with 18 ODI wickets at an average of 17.50 in the year. Pakistan struggled in the series, with notable batsman Babar Azam underperforming. The series win on home soil was celebrated by the West Indies and noted as a historic achievement after more than three decades.