Pakistan won the third and final Test against the West Indies by 199 runs after leg-spinner Danish Kaneria and pace bowler Abdul Razzaq took the last four wickets for 17 runs after tea on Friday.
West Indies, set an improbable victory target of 444, were dismissed for 244 in 76 overs with Kaneria (3-69) and Razzaq (2-23) cleaning up the lower order in 69 balls.
The win gave Pakistan a 2-0 victory in the three-match series after they took the first match in Lahore by nine wickets and the second in Multan ended in a high-scoring draw.
The Test was dominated by scoring-machine Mohammad Yousuf, who had innings of 102 and 124 and notched his ninth hundred of the year while setting a record for most runs in a calendar year, 1 788.
Pakistan made 304 in the first innings and bowled out West Indies for 260 and then set them difficult target by declaring on 399-6 in their second outing on Thursday.
The visitors suffered major setbacks in the second over after tea after resuming on 226-5.
Kaneria first trapped Shivnarine Chanderpaul leg before for a well-grafted 69 and next ball had Daren Powell caught at forward short leg by Younis Khan.
Razzaq then took the last two wickets, trapping Jerome Taylor and Corey Collymore leg before to complete his 100 wickets in Tests. — Reuters