West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves etched his name in Test cricket history during the opening Test against Pakistan. The 30-year-old became the first bowler ever to record five consecutive wicket-maidens in a Test innings, a feat never achieved before. Greaves finished with career-best figures of five wickets for just 27 runs, dismantling Pakistan’s batting lineup and triggering a dramatic collapse. His remarkable spell helped the West Indies secure a significant first-innings lead in the match. The achievement has been widely celebrated as a milestone in the sport, highlighting Greaves’ exceptional control and skill. The Test is underway, and Greaves’ performance has put his team in a strong position. The historic moment adds to the rich legacy of West Indies fast bowling, with fans and experts praising the all-rounder’s discipline and accuracy. Pakistan, struggling against Greaves’ relentless bowling, will look to regroup in the remainder of the match.