West Indies, overnight 130-5 and chasing an improbable target of 427, was bowled out for 230.

Offspinner Saeed Ajmal, later named man of the series for his 17 wickets over both tests, grabbed three wickets to help secure the win.

Ajmal finished with 3-79 while left-arm spinner Abdur Rehman added one more to his three on Monday to end with 4-65.

The home team's hopes were dealt a severe blow in the day's third over when Brendan Nash fell to Ajmal.

The left-hander failed to add to his overnight 30, edging to slip where Taufeeq Umar collected his fifth catch of the match.

Captain Darren Sammy and wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh fought back gamely in a stand of 36 before Rehman struck.

Baugh, after compiling 18 off 59 balls, was finally given out leg before by umpire Asoka de Silva after Pakistan sought the Decision Review System.

The lower order provided further resistance as Sammy, Kemar Roach and Ravi Rampaul played positively.

Sammy cracked six fours in 41 off 51 deliveries before he tried to on-drive Ajmal and chipped a catch to midwicket.

Rampaul swatted two fours and two sixes off Rehman to liven up a sprinkling of spectators.

But after scoring 20 off 22 balls he departed to a fine silly point catch from Umar Akmal off Ajmal.

There was a comical end to the match when Roach was found dawdling and run out by a direct hit from Wahab Riaz.

Roach made 12 off 37 balls.