Pakistan v West Indies, T20I series: Combined XI

By Abhijit

Updated - 28 Sept 2016, 16:08 IST

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Shoaib Malik

Pakistan’s batsman Shoaib Malik (L) hits the ball as West Indies’ wicketkeeper Andre Fletcher (L) fields during the T20I match between Pakistan and West Indies at the during the Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi on September 27, 2016. (Photo credit KARIM SAHIB/AFP/Getty Images)

While modern-day batsmen are doing the rounds with their impressive gear-changing prowess of batsmanship, the experience is something that is invaluable in the modern game. Shoaib Malik is someone who prides himself on having this experience and also someone who can still bring value to the team despite the new wave of batsmen making their way into the side.

Malik was the fourth highest run-getter in the overall series with 80 runs in the series. Of these 80 runs, Malik managed an unbeaten 43, an innings that took the game away from the West Indies who seemed to have clawed their way back into the match.

In the two innings that he did get to bat, the Windies seemingly had no answers to his power-hitting as well as his onslaught on the slower bowlers, to say the least. Needless to say, he was an instrumental figure in the Pakistani batting unit.

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