West Indies batted with guts and aggression against Pakistan on Sunday to set the hosts a target of 254 to win the second Test in Multan.
Skipper and opener Craig Braithwaite led the charge for the visitors over the two days.
The last four wickets added a priceless 99 before he was dismissed for 244 in his second innings at tea.
West Indies are chasing a series-levelling win on a tired Multan Stadium pitch, having lost the first Test by 127 runs at the same venue.
Left-arm spinner Nouman Ali won the match with 4-80 – 10 wickets.
West Indies were 129-5 at lunch when Naum dismissed Alec Attanas for six before the tourists were put on a fightback.
Tevin Amlach scored 35 and Kevin Sinclair 28 to extend his side’s lead during a stubborn 51 for the seventh wicket, before Sajid added 18 to Sinclair and Gadkesh Moti.
Pacer Kashif Ali had Imlach but the last pair of Jamil Warikin and Kemar Roach took the last 240, before Sajid bowled Warikin for 18.
Earlier, Braithwaite led the way to his 31st Test half-century with two sixes and four boundaries.
After the tourists opened their second innings of the morning, Naumann broke the opening stand of 50 runs by dismissing Mikail Lewis for seven runs.
Mohammad Rizwan had stumped Nauman before he scrapped two-leg decisions against him.
Debutant Aamir Jungangu also batted well for his 30 with 30 boundaries, before Sajid Khan caught him in the slips of Salman Agha.
Kaveem Hodge was stumped by Rizwan for 15 runs as the West Indies slipped from 92-1 to 129-5.
