Cricket World Cup 2019: Pakistan vs West Indies player ratings as Chris Gayle bludgeons 50 in seven-wicket victory

Oshane Thomas led a devastating bowling display from the Windies to take Pakistan apart at Trent Bridge

Jack Rathborn
Friday 31 May 2019 14:12 BST
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Chris Gayle hit a quick-fire 50 off 36 balls to help the West Indies rout Pakistan by seven wickets in a statement victory on day two of the Cricket World Cup.

Gayle's blazing batting display followed a devastating bowling performance to leave Pakistan dazed.

Oshane Thomas grabbed his first wickets at a World Cup, taking 4-27, while Andre Russell picked up an injury after bowling 2-4 in three overs.

With Pakistan posting 105 all out, the Windies' formidable batting line-up was not tested, and needed jut 13.4 overs to get over the line.

Here we dish out our playing ratings from a statement victory from the Windies at Trent Bridge.

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