Pandya admitted, “The way he batted two on two, it was unbelievable.”
Meares (15) and Powell (21) offered some support and the West Indies appeared to be in control until Pooran dismissed Mukesh Kumar at cover off Samson.
West Indies, 126-4, lost four wickets for just three runs, three of which fell in the 16th over bowled by Yuzvendra Chahal.
The third of them had eighth man Shimron Hetmyer lbw on review for 22.
At 129-8, they still needed 24 runs from the last four overs with only two wickets remaining. However, Joseph and Hossein gave them the victory.
The tourists had won the series 1–0 in the previous two Test matches, before defeating the West Indies 2–1 in the ODIs.