In the 3rd Test match between Pakistan and West Indies at Karachi in November 1986, Abdul Qadir delivered a memorable leg-spin performance against one of the most powerful batting lineups in cricket history.
Qadir picked up 4 wickets for 107 runs in the first innings and followed it with 3 for 84 in the second, finishing the match with impressive figures of 7 for 191. With sharp leg-breaks, clever variations, and disciplined bowling, he consistently challenged the West Indies batsmen, broke key partnerships, and controlled the run rate on a helpful Karachi surface.
Although the match ended in a draw and Imran Khan was named Player of the Match and Series for his all-round heroics, Abdul Qadir’s contribution remained a major highlight. His performance once again proved why he was Pakistan’s primary wicket-taking option during that era.
This video revisits a classic Test match performance that deserves to be remembered by every cricket fan.
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