ESPNcricinfo staff05-Oct-2016Azhar and Babar Azam then powered Pakistan ahead with a 147-run second-wicket stand•Getty ImagesAzhar went on to become the first Pakistan player to hit three ODI tons as captain•Getty ImagesWest Indies broke through when Jason Holder bowled Azhar for 101 off 109 balls in the 39th over•Getty ImagesAzam became only the third Pakistan player to score hundreds in three successive ODI innings•Getty ImagesWest Indies, however, gave away only 69 off the last ten overs to keep Pakistan to 308 for 6•Getty ImagesThe returning Sohail Khan struck early in the chase when he bowled Evin Lewis with an inswinger for 22•Getty ImagesKraigg Brathwaite hung on for 32 off 44 balls before falling lbw to Shoaib Malik•Getty ImagesWhen Kieron Pollard holed out to long-off for 11, West Indies were 117 for 5 at the start of the 30th over•Getty ImagesHolder resisted briefly with 26 before falling to Imad Wasim in the 40th over•Getty ImagesWest Indies were eventually dismissed for 172 in 44 overs as Pakistan took the series 3-0. The clean sweep meant Pakistan displaced West Indies from the No. 8 ranking•Getty Images