West Indies bowler Justin Greaves achieves historic feat against Pakistan

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West Indies pacer Justin Greaves recorded a Test-match record by taking five wickets in five consecutive maiden overs (5-for-0) in the opening spell of the first Test against Pakistan, part of the ICC World Test Championship, held in Trinidad.
Indian-language and national outlets (Aaj Tak, Times of India, TV9 Kannada) all treated the spell as historic, with Aaj Tak specifically noting the world-record framing.
The feat is significant both for its scale—no runs conceded while striking five times in a row—and for its rarity: no previous Test match has produced a wicket-maiden streak of this length.
For Pakistan, the collapse at the start of a championship match will shape the innings and potentially the series outcome, with pressure on the middle order to reconstruct.
Greaves' emergence also signals West Indies' deepening fast-bowling options as they consolidate post-Brathwaite/Ambrose pipelines.
What to watch: Pakistan's recovery in response, and whether Greaves' form carries through the remainder of the five-day match.

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