West Indies host Pakistan in 1st Test as rain threatens play
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 12:26 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The first Test between West Indies and Pakistan is underway today at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad. Weather forecasts indicate significant rain, with an 80% chance of precipitation impacting the opening day's play. Babar Azam returns as Pakistan captain after Shan Masood’s departure. West Indies enter in good form, fresh off a victory over Sri Lanka, while Pakistan's performance is under scrutiny due to their recent struggles. The teams will navigate challenging conditions throughout the match, with varying rain chances over the next several days.
- •First Test starts today, July 25, in Tarouba, Trinidad.
- •High rain chances could disrupt play on multiple days.
- •Babar Azam takes over as Pakistan captain from Shan Masood.
- •West Indies recently won a Test series against Sri Lanka.
- •Conditions may favor spin bowlers from both teams.
- 12:26 PMYahoo Sports — Tarouba, Trinidad weather forecast: Day-by-Day rain chances for West Indies vs Pakistan 1st Test 2026
"Get the day-by-day Tarouba, Trinidad weather forecast and hourly rain probability for the West Indies vs Pakistan 1st Test at Brian Lara Cricket Academy.
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