Pakistan waxay ku guuleysatay rekoodh cusub oo aan la filayn: 133 run oo kaliya, Englandna waa ku guuleysatay 2-0
Pakistan waxay ku guuleysatay rekoodh cusub oo aan la filayn markii ay ku burburtay 133 run oo dhammaystiran, iyadoo dhammaan 10 xiddigood ay ku burbureen ciyaartoyda dhaqdhaqaaqa England, iyadoo Englandna ku guuleysatay 2-0.
Pakistan waxay ku guuleysatay rekoodh cusub oo aan la filayn
Pakistan waxay ku guuleysatay rekoodh cusub oo aan la filayn markii ay ku burburtay 133 run oo dhammaystiran, iyadoo dhammaan 10 xiddigood ay ku burbureen ciyaartoyda dhaqdhaqaaqa England, iyadoo Englandna ku guuleysatay 2-0.
Pakistan waxay ku guuleysatay rekoodh cusub oo aan la filayn markii ay ku burburtay 133 run oo dhammaystiran, iyadoo dhammaan 10 xiddigood ay ku burbureen ciyaartoyda dhaqdhaqaaqa England, iyadoo Englandna ku guuleysatay 2-0.
Babar Azam iyo ciyaartoyda kale
Babar Azam, hoggaamiyaha Pakistan, wuxuu ku burburey 15-aad, iyadoo Saud Shakeel uu ku guuleystay 43 run, halka Ollie Robinson uu ku guuleystay 3-15.
Babar Azam, hoggaamiyaha Pakistan, wuxuu ku burburey 15-aad, iyadoo Saud Shakeel uu ku guuleystay 43 run, halka Ollie Robinson uu ku guuleystay 3-15.
England waxay ku guuleysatay 2-0
England waxay ku guuleysatay 2-0, iyadoo Emilio Gay uu ku guuleystay 60 run, halka Harry Brook uu ku guuleystay 52 run oo aan dhammaystirin.
England waxay ku guuleysatay 2-0, iyadoo Emilio Gay uu ku guuleystay 60 run, halka Harry Brook uu ku guuleystay 52 run oo aan dhammaystirin.
Pakistan were dismissed for 133 all out in just 33.5 overs in the first innings of the third Test at Edgbaston, becoming the first side to lose their top five batters for nine or fewer runs in a Test match.
A Historic Collapse Under Pressure
Pakistan entered the match having already lost the series 2-0, with head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and assistant Umar Gul sacked after a 194-run defeat at Lord's. The visitors fielded four new faces, including three debutants, yet England's pace attack dismantled the top order within 15 overs.
Josh Tongue led the charge with 4-42, claiming the wickets of captain Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel. Ollie Robinson took 3-15, while Jofra Archer added 3-25, ensuring all 10 Pakistan wickets fell to the fast bowlers.
Shakeel and Abbas Offer Limited Resistance
Saud Shakeel was the standout batter with 43 runs off 47 balls, while debutant Mohammad Abbas scored 21 off 36 before his dismissal sealed the innings. The middle order could not recover from the early damage inflicted by England's seamers.
Extras accounted for 20 runs, with 14 leg byes and 6 byes, as Pakistan struggled to find rhythm. The innings lasted 33.5 overs, a stark reflection of the visitors' batting woes on a challenging pitch.
England Build a Modest Lead at Stumps
England won the toss and elected to field, losing early wickets as Ben Duckett and Jordan Cox were dismissed. Emilio Gay scored 60 off 114 balls, supported by Harry Brook's 52 not out off 70 balls, in a fourth-wicket stand of 104.
The hosts reached stumps on 156-4, trailing by 23 runs. Fast bowler Razaullah took 2-42 in nine overs, including the wicket of Joe Root for just eight runs, as England looked to extend their advantage in the second innings.
