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Pakistan vs England, 1st Test Match Summary

PAK vs ENG, 2024 - Test Summary

Pakistan vs England Scorecard
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Match Ended   
Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan , Oct 07, 2024
Pakistan Pakistan
556&220 (54.5)
England England
823/7d
England beat Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs
  • Player of the Match
    Harry Brook
PAK 556/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1483-shan-masood-playerprofile>Shan Masood</a>
Shan Masood
151 (177)
  • 13x4s
  • 2x6s
  • 85.31SR
Salman Agha
Salman Agha
104 (119)
  • 10x4s
  • 3x6s
  • 87.39SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Jack Leach
ECON 4.00
40
OVERS
160/3
R/W
Bowler
Brydon Carse
ECON 3.36
22
OVERS
74/2
R/W
ENG 823/7
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/115158-harry-brook-playerprofile>Harry Brook</a>
Harry Brook
317 (322)
  • 29x4s
  • 3x6s
  • 98.44SR
<a href=/cricket/players/1433-joe-root-playerprofile>Joe Root</a>
Joe Root
262 (375)
  • 17x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 69.86SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Saim Ayub
ECON 7.21
14
OVERS
101/2
R/W
Bowler
Naseem Shah
ECON 5.06
31
OVERS
157/2
R/W
PAK 220/10
Bat Top Batsmen
Salman Agha
Salman Agha
63 (84)
  • 7x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 75SR
<a href=/cricket/players/116664-aamer-jamal-playerprofile>Aamer Jamal</a>
Aamer Jamal
55 (104)
  • 5x4s
  • 0x6s
  • 52.88SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Jack Leach
ECON 4.39
6.5
OVERS
30/4
R/W
Bowler
Gus Atkinson
ECON 3.28
14
OVERS
46/2
R/W
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That’s a wrap from the series opener then, folks! England has comprehensively asserted its dominance over the hosts and continue on their ascendancy with a 1-0 lead in this 3-Test series. The second match will be played at the same venue of Multan Cricket Ground and the bowlers would expect that there would be some assistance for them next time around. As no one would love to be toiled for over a hundred overs fielding in the heat, repeatedly. Well, jokes apart, 2nd Test begins on 15th October, Tuesday, and the first ball will be bowled at 5 am GMT. But the cricketing action continues to treat the fans across the world. There’s the Women’s T20 World Cup in full tilt. You can switch tabs and follow the matches there as well. But from here, we take your leave until the next match. Take care, ADIOS!
Coming to what has gone wrong with Pakistan in recent times? The team, fairly to say, has looked clueless to the challenges thrown at them and that's the reason they are in such a precarious position and them not being able to reap the benefits of home conditions is another area of concern. There was a lack of variability and effectiveness in plans with the ball and the team just crumbled with the bat under pressure, coupled with fielding lapses. It was just like a domino effect that hovered across the Pakistani camp. They need to find answers for all these issues and need to find them as soon as possible. They do have a talented squad and the only positives they can take from this game is the resilience displayed by the lower middle order with the bat. If only had the top order contributed, things might have been slightly different for the home side.
Ollie Pope, the winning captain, shared his thoughts after the match. He praised the bowlers for their excellent performance on Day 1, crediting the team for showing determination and putting themselves in a strong position. Pope remarked that when a team posts 550 runs, they often feel in control, but Pakistan found themselves trailing by 260 runs after coming out to bat again. He commended Harry Brook and Joe Root for their outstanding partnership, which shifted the momentum in their favor. Pope also highlighted the impact of Brydon Carse, who not only took crucial wickets but also set the field effectively, calling his debut performance 'sensational'. He also praised Jack Leach for seamlessly fitting back into the side.
Shan Masood, the captain of Pakistan is up for a chat. He says that they have spoken on the vulnerabilities of the third and fourth innings, and says that at the end of the day, it is a team game. Everything has its advantages or repercussions as a team. Mentions that when you put on a total above 550, it's important to back it up with 10 wickets. Reckons that 220 in the third innings, depending on what kind of lead you have can also be a good score. Appreciates England for picking all the 20 wickets. On the batting approach, he states that they need to find a way out of the collapse and that's the challenge a side has to go forward. Adds that it's the middle of the series and they have spoken about the squad mentality. Emphasizes that Test cricket is the ultimate format and the best teams find a way to win. Also says that scoring runs and taking wickets are the non-negotiables. In the end, he also mentions that they are hurt by the results and the nation as well as they are not getting the desired results that Pakistan cricket and the fans deserve. Concludes saying they have to get this right as a squad.
Harry Brook was awarded the Player of the Match for his exceptional batting performance, scoring a mammoth triple century at an almost run-a-ball pace. He expressed that he thoroughly enjoyed his innings, despite the intense heat, and was pleased to have built a strong partnership with Joe Root. He mentioned that their plan was to score as many runs as possible, emphasizing the importance of establishing a solid stand to reach the 300-run mark. Brook noted that staying hydrated was key in such conditions but felt that the pitch provided a good opportunity to capitalize on. He added that he hopes there are many more performances like this to come.
... THE PRESENTATION CEREMONY ...
As the pacers toiled without reward, Pope finally turned to his spinner, Jack Leach. The change proved inspired, as Leach made an immediate impact. He carved through the tail with precision, eventually finishing with an impressive four-wicket haul. Leach's introduction marked the turning point of the morning session, swiftly bringing Pakistan's lower middle order's resistance to an end, helping England to win by an inning and 47 runs.
Cut to day 5, and the match resumed with Pakistan's overnight batters, Aamer Jamal and Salman Agha, continuing their resolute stand. Their partnership blossomed into a significant 109-run alliance, frustrating the English bowlers for over an hour. England, keen to wrap up proceedings, initially opted for an all-pace attack. Captain Pope rotated all his three seamers, but the lifeless pitch offered no assistance whatsoever in the morning.
As the fourth day drew to a close, the writing was indeed on the wall for Pakistan. England had asserted their dominance, and victory seemed all but assured. However, cricket's unpredictable nature showed itself once more as Aamer Jamal and Salman Agha mounted a stubborn resistance. This defiant partnership, while unlikely to alter the ultimate outcome, extended the result. Their gritty stand ensured that the match would extend into the fifth day, delaying England's seemingly inevitable triumph.
The tide finally turned in favor of the bowlers as the fourth day wore on. The pitch, which had been a veritable batting paradise, began to show signs of wear. Cracks started to appear and widen, introducing an element of unpredictability that had been sorely lacking. England's seam attack, spearheaded by the trio of Woakes, Carse, and Atkinson, seized this opportunity with both hands. They unleashed a devastating spell that tore through Pakistan's top and middle order with surgical precision on a deck that was largely torturous for the bowlers.
England batted for almost a day and a half. But notably, the pace at which they scored runs was intriguing. To cement how worse the conditions for the bowlers were, only 2 wickets fell on Day 3 and each day saw over 300 runs being piled up, with Day 4 going for 407 runs in total. Cut to Day 4, with the lead shrunk and eventually surpassed by England, the wheels came off and the tourists motored away at a brisk pace, taking all the control of the game from the claws of the hosts.
Harry Brook became the sixth English batter to score a triple ton while Root may have missed on his triple century, but became the highest run scorer for England in Test cricket, surpassing Sir Alastair Cook. Accumulating all this, England mounted the fourth-highest innings total ever in Test cricket - scoring 823/7 before declaring eventually. Duckett and Crawley too, sincerely contributed their part notching up their share of 84 and 74 respectively. Obedient to their Bazball approach, England amassed these runs in just 150 overs, while Pakistan posted their first inning total of 556 in just one less over than England.
There was next to nothing assistance for the bowlers since the track was as flat as a road and the batters had a feast on it, quite literally. The first two days were fairly sedate but the pace really picked up on the third day when England resumed their batting. Just when Pakistan thought they would run through the opposition with the ball, they were dealt by a batting masterclass from Joe Root and Harry Brook. The two toppled so many records which made the statisticians work overtime with their marathon partnership of 454 runs.
Now let’s have a brief recap of what transpired in this immersive Test. Days 1 and 2 were highlighted by Pakistan’s brilliance with the bat. They made the English bowlers sweat in the Multan heat for 149 long overs, mounting a total of 556 runs on the board on the back of three centuries coming from Abdullah Shafique, Shan Masood and and late surge from Salman Agha. Pakistan looked under extreme control as they batted for almost two days.
AN INNING DEFEAT FOR PAKISTAN AND THE HOME SIDE HAS NOW LOST 6 TESTS ON THE BOUNCE! Also, this is the first time in Test history that a team has lost by an innings after scoring 500-plus in the first innings. So, there is plenty to ponder and contemplate for the Men in Green moving forward from here as their lackadaisical run in the longest format continues. For England, their away season has kicked off with a bang, and in a remarkable achievement, England has won all the matches when their opposition has scored more than 500 in the first inning, since Brendon McCullum took over as their head coach. This is an astonishing record and a template set by the Bazballers about how they are going to approach this format. Always running for the results, and going all in for a win has fetched a lot of positives for the Englishmen in recent times.
No more participation from the injured player and there's absent hurt written against the name of Abrar Ahmed.
Over 54.5 : 220/9
6 Runs
  • 054.1
  • W 54.2
  • 054.3
  • 654.4
  • W 54.5
N. Shah
6 (3)
A. Jamal
55 (104)
J. Leach
6.5-1-30-4
54.5
W
Jack Leach To Naseem Shah OUT!
OUT! STUMPED! That should be it. Abrar Ahmed is unable to bat for Pakistan. Jack Leach with a four-wicket haul to help England take a lead in this Test series. Leach drifts in a full ball, outside off. It grips and turns away sharply. Shah looks to hit it through the line but misses. The keeper, Jamie Smith does well to grab the ball and dislodge the bails. Naseem Shah is miles outside the crease. ENGLAND WIN BY AN INNINGS AND 47 RUNS.
54.4
6
Jack Leach To Naseem Shah
SIX! This is massive. It is a full ball, around leg. Shah picks it up nicely and smokes it over the bowler's head for a biggie.
54.3
0
Jack Leach To Naseem Shah
Looped up, around off. Shah blocks it into the deck.
Naseem Shah is the last batter in for Pakistan. Abrar Ahmed won't come out to bat as he is still unwell and is hospitalized.
54.2
W
Jack Leach To Shaheen Afridi OUT!
OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! Jack Leach with a stunning catch and he records his third wicket. It is tossed up, full and outside off. Shaheen Afridi swings hard at it, but the bat turns a bit, it catches the inner half and flies low to the left of the bowler. Jack Leach makes a full-stretched dive to his left and grabs the ball cleanly with both hands.
54.1
0
Jack Leach To Shaheen Afridi
Full ball, outside off. Shaheen Afridi leans in and drives it to mid off, but straight to the fielder there.
Halt! Jamal has taken a nasty blow on the lower rib cage and the physio is attending him right now. He is dripping in sweat, and looks a bit knackered too. A few deep breaths and the treatment works. Ready to continue but not ready to concede.
Over 54 : 214/7
6 Runs
  • 053.1
  • 153.2
  • 2 NB 53.3
  • 053.3
  • 1 LB 53.4
  • 253.5
  • 053.6
A. Jamal
55 (104)
S. Afridi
10 (12)
B. Carse
16-1-66-2
53.6
0
Brydon Carse To Aamer Jamal
Bangs in a short ball, around the body. Aamer Jamal tries to block it away but takes a hit on his ribs. He seems to be in some pain.
53.5
2
Brydon Carse To Aamer Jamal
Short ball, outside off. Jamal stands tall and punches it through covers for a brace.
53.4
lb
Brydon Carse To Shaheen Afridi
LEG BYE! Risky run, this one. It is full from Carse angled into the pads once again. Afridi tries to jam it out but gets no bat on it. The ball rolls to square leg off the pads. Afridi calls for a single, and hares across. Aamer Jamal is running for his life here. Ollie Pope collects and throws it quickly towards the striker's end but misses the stumps. Aamer Jamal somehow makes it safely. Direct hit and it could've been a close call.
53.3
0
Brydon Carse To Shaheen Afridi
A length ball, angled into the pads. Afridi tucks it into the leg side.
53.3
nb
Brydon Carse To Aamer Jamal
Back of a length, on middle. Jamal pulls it to deep mid-wicket for one. The umpire signals a no ball as the bowler oversteps.
53.2
1
Brydon Carse To Shaheen Afridi
Carse angles in a short ball from 'round the wicket. Afridi hops inside the crease and tucks it into mid-wicket for an easy single.
53.1
0
Brydon Carse To Shaheen Afridi
Brydon Carse bangs in a short ball, in the channel. Shaheen Afridi looks to play the upper cut, but pulls out at the very last moment.
Full Commentary
54 OV
6 Runs
B. Carse to S. Afridi A. Jamal
  • 053.1
  • 153.2
  • 2 NB 53.3
  • 053.3
  • 1 LB 53.4
  • 253.5
  • 053.6
53 OV
0 Runs
J. Leach to A. Jamal
  • 052.1
  • 052.2
  • 052.3
  • 052.4
  • 052.5
  • 052.6
52 OV
6 Runs
B. Carse to S. Afridi A. Jamal
  • 351.1
  • 151.2
  • 051.3
  • 151.4
  • 051.5
  • 151.6
51 OV
2 Runs
J. Leach to A. Jamal S. Afridi
  • 050.1
  • 050.2
  • 050.3
  • 150.4
  • 050.5
  • 150.6
50 OV
9 Runs
B. Carse to A. Jamal S. Afridi
  • 449.1
  • 049.2
  • 049.3
  • 049.4
  • 149.5
  • 449.6
49 OV
2 Runs
J. Leach to S. Agha S. Afridi
  • 048.1
  • 048.2
  • 248.3
  • W 48.4
  • 048.5
  • 048.6
48 OV
4 Runs
C. Woakes to A. Jamal
  • 047.1
  • 047.2
  • 447.3
  • 047.4
  • 047.5
  • 047.6
47 OV
2 Runs
B. Carse to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 146.1
  • 146.2
  • 046.3
  • 046.4
  • 046.5
  • 046.6
46 OV
5 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 145.1
  • 045.2
  • 045.3
  • 045.4
  • 445.5
  • 045.6
45 OV
4 Runs
B. Carse to A. Jamal
  • 244.1
  • 044.2
  • 044.3
  • 044.4
  • 244.5
  • 044.6
44 OV
4 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 043.1
  • 243.2
  • 043.3
  • 143.4
  • 043.5
  • 143.6
43 OV
1 Runs
B. Carse to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 042.1
  • 042.2
  • 142.3
  • 042.4
  • 042.5
  • 042.6
42 OV
7 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha
  • 041.1
  • 441.2
  • 041.3
  • 041.4
  • 041.5
  • 341.6
41 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 040.1
  • 040.2
  • 040.3
  • 140.4
  • 040.5
  • 040.6
40 OV
5 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 439.1
  • 039.2
  • 039.3
  • 139.4
  • 039.5
  • 039.6
39 OV
2 Runs
C. Woakes to A. Jamal
  • 238.1
  • 038.2
  • 038.3
  • 038.4
  • 038.5
  • 038.6
38 OV
2 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 037.1
  • 037.2
  • 137.3
  • 037.4
  • 137.5
  • 037.6
37 OV
4 Runs
S. Bashir to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 036.1
  • 036.2
  • 336.3
  • 036.4
  • 036.5
  • 136.6
36 OV
1 Runs
J. Leach to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 035.1
  • 035.2
  • 035.3
  • 035.4
  • 135.5
  • 035.6
35 OV
9 Runs
S. Bashir to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 4 B 34.1
  • 034.2
  • 034.3
  • 134.4
  • 034.5
  • 434.6
34 OV
2 Runs
B. Carse to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 133.1
  • 033.2
  • 033.3
  • 033.4
  • 033.5
  • 133.6
33 OV
8 Runs
S. Bashir to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 132.1
  • 132.2
  • 432.3
  • 132.4
  • 032.5
  • 132.6
32 OV
8 Runs
B. Carse to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 331.1
  • 031.2
  • 031.3
  • 131.4
  • 031.5
  • 431.6
31 OV
5 Runs
S. Bashir to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 230.1
  • 130.2
  • 030.3
  • 030.4
  • 130.5
  • 130.6
30 OV
6 Runs
B. Carse to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 029.1
  • 429.2
  • 029.3
  • 029.4
  • 129.5
  • 129.6
29 OV
3 Runs
S. Bashir to A. Jamal S. Agha
  • 128.1
  • 128.2
  • 028.3
  • 028.4
  • 028.5
  • 128.6
28 OV
4 Runs
B. Carse to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 027.1
  • 127.2
  • 027.3
  • 027.4
  • 027.5
  • 327.6
27 OV
15 Runs
J. Leach to S. Agha
  • 026.1
  • 426.2
  • 426.3
  • 026.4
  • 426.5
  • 326.6
26 OV
5 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha A. Jamal
  • 125.1
  • 025.2
  • 225.3
  • 125.4
  • 125.5
  • 025.6
25 OV
4 Runs
J. Leach to S. Shakeel A. Jamal
  • 424.1
  • W 24.2
  • 024.3
  • 024.4
  • 024.5
  • 024.6
24 OV
2 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Agha
  • 023.1
  • 023.2
  • 023.3
  • 223.4
  • 023.5
  • 023.6
23 OV
4 Runs
B. Carse to S. Shakeel
  • 422.1
  • 022.2
  • 022.3
  • 022.4
  • 022.5
  • 022.6
22 OV
5 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Shakeel S. Agha
  • 421.1
  • 121.2
  • 021.3
  • 021.4
  • 021.5
  • 021.6
21 OV
3 Runs
B. Carse to S. Shakeel S. Agha
  • 020.1
  • 020.2
  • 320.3
  • 020.4
  • 020.5
  • 020.6
20 OV
5 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Shakeel S. Agha
  • 019.1
  • 219.2
  • 319.3
  • 019.4
  • 019.5
  • 019.6
19 OV
0 Runs
B. Carse to M. Rizwan S. Agha
  • W 18.1
  • 018.2
  • 018.3
  • 018.4
  • 018.5
  • 018.6
18 OV
4 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Shakeel
  • 017.1
  • 017.2
  • 017.3
  • 017.4
  • 417.5
  • 017.6
17 OV
3 Runs
B. Carse to S. Shakeel M. Rizwan
  • 016.1
  • 016.2
  • 116.3
  • 116.4
  • 016.5
  • 116.6
16 OV
0 Runs
C. Woakes to M. Rizwan
  • 015.1
  • 015.2
  • 015.3
  • 015.4
  • 015.5
  • 015.6
15 OV
3 Runs
B. Carse to M. Rizwan
  • 014.1
  • 014.2
  • 014.3
  • 014.4
  • 014.5
  • 314.6
14 OV
2 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Shakeel
  • 013.1
  • 013.2
  • 013.3
  • 013.4
  • 213.5
  • 013.6
13 OV
6 Runs
B. Carse to S. Ayub M. Rizwan
  • W 12.1
  • 012.2
  • 412.3
  • 012.4
  • 012.5
  • 212.6
12 OV
4 Runs
G. Atkinson to B. Azam
  • 011.1
  • 011.2
  • 011.3
  • 411.4
  • 011.5
  • W 11.6
11 OV
1 Runs
C. Woakes to B. Azam
  • 010.1
  • 010.2
  • 010.3
  • 010.4
  • 010.5
  • 110.6
10 OV
0 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Ayub
  • 09.1
  • 09.2
  • 09.3
  • 09.4
  • 09.5
  • 09.6
9 OV
7 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Ayub B. Azam
  • 28.1
  • 48.2
  • 18.3
  • 08.4
  • 08.5
  • 08.6
8 OV
2 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Masood S. Ayub
  • 17.1
  • 07.2
  • 07.3
  • 17.4
  • 07.5
  • W 7.6
7 OV
4 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Ayub
  • 06.1
  • 46.2
  • 06.3
  • 06.4
  • 06.5
  • 06.6
6 OV
0 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Masood
  • 05.1
  • 05.2
  • 05.3
  • 05.4
  • 05.5
  • 05.6
5 OV
7 Runs
S. Bashir to S. Masood S. Ayub
  • 34.1
  • 04.2
  • 04.3
  • 44.4
  • 04.5
  • 04.6
4 OV
6 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Ayub
  • 03.1
  • 03.2
  • 03.3
  • 03.4
  • 43.5
  • 23.6
3 OV
3 Runs
C. Woakes to S. Ayub S. Masood
  • 22.1
  • 02.2
  • 12.3
  • 02.4
  • 02.5
  • 02.6
2 OV
2 Runs
G. Atkinson to S. Masood
  • 01.1
  • 01.2
  • 01.3
  • 21.4
  • 01.5
  • 01.6
1 OV
5 Runs
C. Woakes to A. Shafique S. Masood S. Ayub
  • W 0.1
  • 00.2
  • 40.3
  • 10.4
  • 00.5
  • 00.6
Match Info
  • Venue Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan
  • Weather Sunny
  • Toss Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat
  • Result England beat Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs
  • Player of the Match Harry Brook
  • Umpire Kumar Dharmasena (SL), Sharfuddoula Saikat (BAN) and Chris Gaffaney (NZ)
  • Referee Sir Richie Richardson (WI)
Match Notes
  • Stumps: Pakistan 328/4 in 86.0 overs
  • Referral 3 (84.3 ovs): B Azam against ENG (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 2, ENG: 2)
  • 4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 113 balls between B Azam (25) and S Shakeel (26)
  • New ball taken: Pakistan 308/3 in 81.0 overs
  • Pakistan 300/3 in 75.4 overs
  • S Masood Test : 150 runs in 166 balls (13x4) (2x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 250 off 324 balls between A Shafique (97) and S Masood (148)
  • Pakistan 250/1 in 55.1 overs
  • A Shafique 5th Test hundred: 100 runs in 165 balls (10x4) (2x6)
  • Tea: Pakistan 233/1 in 52.0 overs
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 200 off 244 balls between A Shafique (76) and S Masood (119)
  • Pakistan 200/1 in 42.2 overs
  • Referral 2 (42.1 ovs): ENG against S Masood (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 3, ENG: 2)
  • Drinks: Pakistan 184/1 in 39.0 overs
  • S Masood 5th Test hundred: 100 runs in 102 balls (10x4) (2x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 150 off 189 balls between A Shafique (57) and S Masood (92)
  • Pakistan 150/1 in 32.0 overs
  • Lunch: Pakistan 122/1 in 25.0 overs
  • A Shafique Test fifty: 50 runs in 77 balls (5x4) (1x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 100 off 118 balls between A Shafique (38) and S Masood (59)
  • Pakistan 100/1 in 22.2 overs
  • S Masood Test fifty: 50 runs in 43 balls (6x4) (0x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 50 off 57 balls between A Shafique (27) and S Masood (22)
  • Drinks: Pakistan 56/1 in 13.0 overs
  • Pakistan 50/1 in 11.5 overs
  • Referral 1 (11.2 ovs): S Masood against ENG (LBW) Successful (PAK: 3, ENG: 3)
  • Brydon Carse makes his Test debut for England
  • Stumps: England 96/1 in 20.0 overs
  • Z Crawley 16th Test fifty: 50 runs in 55 balls (10x4) (0x6)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 50 off 70 balls between Z Crawley (33) and J Root (19)
  • Drinks: England 43/1 in 10.0 overs
  • Innings Break: Pakistan 556/10 in 149.0 overs
  • Pakistan 550/9 in 146.3 overs
  • S Agha 3rd Test hundred: 100 runs in 108 balls (10x4) (3x6)
  • Tea: Pakistan 515/8 in 138.0 overs
  • 9th wkt Partnership: 50 off 53 balls between S Agha (37) and S Afridi (13)
  • Pakistan 500/8 in 135.0 overs
  • S Agha Test fifty: 50 runs in 71 balls (5x4) (2x6)
  • Drinks: Pakistan 450/7 in 125.2 overs
  • Pakistan 450/6 in 124.4 overs
  • Pakistan 401/6 in 112.1 overs
  • Lunch: Pakistan 397/6 in 112.0 overs
  • 5th wkt Partnership: 50 off 75 balls between S Shakeel (26) and N Shah (25)
  • Drinks: Pakistan 363/4 in 99.0 overs
  • Pakistan 350/4 in 96.2 overs
  • S Shakeel 7th Test fifty: 51 runs in 96 balls (6x4) (0x6)
  • Stumps: England 492/3 in 101.0 overs
  • Referral 4 (92.5 ovs): PAK against J Root (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ENG: 2) (Retained)
  • Drinks: England 434/3 in 87.0 overs
  • J Root: 150 runs in 235 balls (10x4) (0x6)
  • H Brook 6th Test hundred: 100 runs in 118 balls (8x4) (1x6)
  • 4th wkt Partnership: 150 off 187 balls between J Root (57) and H Brook (88)
  • England 400/3 in 80.4 overs
  • Tea: England 351/3 in 70.0 overs
  • 4TH wkt Partnership: 100 off 121 balls between J Root (37) and H Brook (63)
  • England 350/3 in 69.4 overs
  • J Root 35th Test hundred: 100 runs in 167 balls (7x4) (0x6)
  • H Brook 10th Test fifty: 50 runs in 49 balls (7x4) (0x6)
  • England 300/3 in 58.4 overs
  • 4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 53 balls between J Root (7) and H Brook (42)
  • Drinks: England 286/3 in 56.1 overs
  • England 250/3 in 49.5 overs
  • Referral 3 (49.4 ovs): B Duckett against PAK (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ENG: 2)
  • Lunch: England 232/2 in 45.0 overs
  • Referral 2 (41.2 ovs): PAK against J Root (LBW) Unsuccessful (PAK: 1, ENG: 3)
  • England 200/2 in 39.2 overs
  • Referral 1 (38.1 ovs): PAK against B Duckett (Caught) Unsuccessful (PAK: 2, ENG: 3)
  • Drinks: England 171/2 in 33.0 overs
  • J Root 65th Test fifty: 50 runs in 76 balls (4x4) (0x6)
  • 3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 45 balls between J Root (15) and B Duckett (35)
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 100 off 122 balls between Z Crawley (65) and J Root (34)
  • England 100/1 in 20.3 overs
  • H Brook : 200 runs in 245 balls (18x4) (1x6)
  • 4th wicket partnership: 350 off 427 balls between J Root (147) and H Brook (191)
  • England 600/3 in 120.2 overs
  • Drinks: England 567/3 in 116.0 overs
  • England 550/3 in 111.6 overs
  • 4th wicket partnership: 300 off 373 balls between J Root (121) and H Brook (170)
  • J Root : 200 runs in 305 balls (14x4) (0x6)
  • H Brook : 150 runs in 187 balls (13x4) (1x6)
  • J Root dropped on 186 by B Azam in 104.4 overs
  • England 500/3 in 102.6 overs
  • 4th wicket partnership: 250 off 322 balls between J Root (97) and H Brook (144)
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Player Runs Avg.
Harry Brook ENG 373 74.60
Harry Brook ENG 373 74.60
Joe Root ENG 352 70.40
Joe Root ENG 352 70.40
Saud Shakeel PAK 280 56.00
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Noman Ali PAK 20 3.04
Sajid Khan PAK 19 4.42
Jack Leach ENG 16 3.71
Brydon Carse ENG 9 3.26
Shoaib Bashir ENG 9 3.74
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