Younis congratulates Kaneria, who took key wickets on the final day

Pakistan completed a 2-0 series win over West Indies after wrapping up the third Test by 199 runs in Karachi.

The Windies resumed on 39-2, chasing a notional 444, and were progressing solidly until until Umar Gul had captain Brian Lara (49) caught.

Ramnaresh Sarwan (35) then retired after a Gul yorker hit his foot.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul struck his 40th Test half-century but was the first of two wickets in two balls for Danish Kaneria in the second over after tea.

Lara and Sarwan had looked comfortable in an 80-run stand and the skipper was in sublime form, playing some beautiful drives in a 92-ball knock which featured nine fours.

But Lara perished off the first ball after a five-minute delay because of a problem with the sightscreen, failing to check his drive and finding Shoaib Malik in the covers.

Seventeen balls later Gul floored Sarwan with a vicious inswinging delivery and the batsman was helped off.

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Morton should then have been run out from the first ball he faced as he played it straight to Abdul Razzaq at wide mid-wicket and set off for a suicidal single.

He did not last long, however, and after smashing Kaneria for two fours and a six in the previous over saw the leg-spinner snap up a return catch.

After lunch, Chanderpaul extended his partnership with Dwayne Bravo to 57 before the all-rounder chased a wide delivery from Shahid Nazir and was well caught low at second slip by Younis Khan.

The obdurate left-hander had reached 69, which contained nine fours, when Kaneria turned one in to trap him on the pads and umpire Daryl Harper despatched him to the pavilion.

A googly accounted for Daren Powell next ball, Younis claiming a sharp catch to his right after the ball brushed bat and glove.

Razzaq squared up Jerome Taylor and then produced a similar delivery to last man Corey Collymore, angling the ball in and then finding some late swing away for another lbw decision.