England, Pakistan and Razaullah
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In a gripping match, England surged ahead with a commanding first-innings total of 453, establishing a hefty lead of 320 runs. Pakistan faced a rocky start, losing two wickets without a run on the board.
Michael Smith, the batting coach for Pakistan, emphasizes that young talent requires time and opportunities to flourish. As the team undergoes a transformative period on this tour, he highlights the encouraging developments seen in players such as Saud Shakeel and Shan Masood.
Razaullah steals show as Pakistan finally find some fight, and England's relaunch is given its first reality check
A total of 449 after five surrenders below 200 made a welcome change for their supporters and provided England's bowlers with a useful reality check.
England make stunning start to their third and final Test against Pakistan by taking seven wickets in the opening session on the first day at Edgbaston, leaving the tourists 100-7 at lunch.
Marcus Trescothick admits England were hit by ‘perfect storm’ against Pakistan - The tourists showed some overdue resistance with four players hitting half-centuries at Edgbaston.
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Pakistan trails England by 136 runs in third cricket test after Masood and Awais hit half centuries
Pakistan had its most productive batting session of the tour of England but still trails by 136 runs on Day 3 of the third and final cricket test. The left-handed pair of Shan Masood and young
England lead 2-0 coming into the final Test at Edgbaston, having already clinched the series; Pakistan field a much-changed team, making four changes from the second Test defeat at Lords; watch the th