The West Indies beat Pakistan by five wickets on Sunday as Roston Chase and Justin Greaves led the charge with the bat to level the one-day series between the sides.

Chase had 49 runs, and Greaves was not out for 26 with a thrilling selection of fours and sixes in a game shortened by rain delays in Tarouba.

Earlier, West Indies’ poor start was steadied by Sherfane Rutherford’s 33-ball 45 to put the home side back in the driving seat.

Chase sealed the deal by steering a delivery from Hasan Ali through cover for four, and he punched the air in celebration.

“I’m happy with the win. We had to come in and level the series, so very pleased,” Chase, who was named man of the match, said.

The home side achieved the 181-run target with 10 deliveries to spare in the rain-affected match.

Batting first, Pakistan scored 171 runs in the allotted 37 overs. However, the target was revised to 181 runs with overs curtailed to 35 under the DLS system.

The home side achieved the total in 33.2 overs.

The decisive third match of the series takes place at the same venue on Tuesday.