Pakistan ayaa ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan ayaa maanta ku guulaystay inay noqoto kooxda ugu horreysay ee caalamka oo hal mar uga baxday tartanka, iyadoo 133 runood oo dhammaystiran ku dhacday Edgbaston.
Pakistan were bowled out for 133 all out in just 33.5 overs on day one of the third Test at Edgbaston, with all five top-order batters dismissed for single figures in a historic and humiliating collapse.
A Historic Collapse in Birmingham
Pakistan's first innings at Edgbaston lasted only 33.5 overs, with the second wicket falling for just 14 runs. The tourists are now closing in on a record for the worst second-wicket partnership average in a series in England, sitting at 5.6 runs per wicket.
The false-shot percentage in the morning session reached 40%, the second highest in an opening Test session since 2006. Saim Ayub was dismissed lbw for a duck by Ollie Robinson at 11:13 BST, setting the tone for a disastrous day.
Wickets Fell in Rapid Succession
Jofra Archer dismissed Azan Awais for nine at 11:30 BST, followed by Dan Lawrence taking a catch at gully to dismiss Abdullah Shafique at 11:44 BST. Shan Masood was caught by substitute Theo Wylie at mid-on for nine at 11:51 BST.
Josh Tongue then bowled Babar Azam for seven at 12:20 BST, with Ghazi Ghori lbw for four at 12:33 BST and Mohammad Imran bowled for seven at 12:53 BST. The innings continued to unravel with Razaullah Khan edged to Ben Duckett at 13:48 BST, Saud Shakeel bowled for one at 14:01 BST, and Muhammad Abbas edged to Harry Brook at 14:37 BST.
Experts Express Deep Concern
Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja said the team's 'technique and mindset' were 'pretty ordinary', citing 'mental fatigue and turmoil in the dugout'. He added that Babar Azam 'disintegrated' and it was 'tough for him' to cope with the chaos.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan stated Pakistan were 'clearly shot for confidence' and expressed sympathy over the 'embarrassing' situation. Former Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie described the struggles as 'heartbreaking', revealing he was kept in the dark over key decisions during his tenure.
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