Noman Ali etched his name in the history books by becoming the first spinner in 141 years to achieve a rare feat. The 38-year-old took a hat-trick in the 2nd Test against West Indies on the first day in the first session of play.

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

Pakistan’s Noman Ali made history with a sensational hat-trick on Day 1 of the Test vs West Indies, putting his name in the record books.

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),

Noman Ali made history by becoming the first Pakistani spinner to achieve a rare milestone on the first day of the ongoing second Test between Pakistan and West Indies.

Noman Ali became the first spinner in the history of Pakistan cricket to take a hat-trick during the second Multan test.

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.

Pakistan's Noman Ali made history with a hat-trick on the first day of the second test against the West Indies in Multan. Both teams experienced batting collapses, with West Indies bowled out for 163 and Pakistan for 154.

Noman Ali became the first Pakistan spinner to register a hat trick as the West Indies were dismissed for 163 Saturday on the opening day of the second Test in Multan.

At 38, Noman Ali also became the second-oldest player in Test history to take a hat-trick, behind Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath.