Was Noman Ali's hat-trick against West Indies the first for Pakistan in a Test? asked Nasir Ahmed from Pakistan That hat-trick by slow left-armer Noman Ali, which reduced West Indies to 38 for 7 in the second Test in Multan,

However, despite his record, Pakistan faced a 120-run defeat against West Indies in the second Test at the Multan Cricket Ground.

Noman Ali, the veteran Pakistani left-arm spinner, has etched his name in history by becoming the second-oldest bowler to take a hat-trick in Test cricket. The incredible feat was accomplished during the second Test match against West Indies at Multan Cricket Stadium.

Jomel Warrican (31* at No. 10), Jayden Seales (22 at No. 11), and Gudakesh Motie (19 at No. 9) were the top contributors in West Indies' first innings in the first Test, while Motie (55 at No. 9), Warrican (36* at No. 11) and Kemar Roach (25 at No. 10) did the same on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Kashif Ali earned his place in Pakistan's team after shining in domestic cricket. The 24-year-old impressed with consistent performances in first-class matches, including an outstanding five-wicket haul for Pakistan Shaheens against Sri Lanka last November.

Pakistans Noman Ali dismissed West Indies Justin Greaves, Tevin Imlach and Kevin Sinclair from successive balls to become first spin bowler from his country to take Test hat-trick; seamers Wasim Akram (twice),