ABU DHABI: Left-arm spinner Imad Wasim continued his wicket-taking form to help Pakistan restrict the West Indies to 103-5 in the third and final Twenty20 International here at on Tuesday.
Wasim finished with 3-21 as West Indies -- sent in to bat -- were left struggling at 31-4 before they added 72 more runs on a slow bounce pitch at Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
Marlon Samuels, who top-scored with a 59-ball 42 not out, added 37 for the unbroken sixth-wicket stand with Kieron Pollard, who made an unbeaten 16.
Among others, only Nicholas Pooran (16) and Dwayne Bravo (11) could get into the double figures after the West Indies were sent into bat.
Pakistan had already sealed the series after winning the first two matches by nine wickets and 16 runs respectively, both in Dubai.
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