Pakistan Brings Down Deficit to 23 but England Still in Control of Third Cricket Test
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Pakistan brings down deficit to 23 but England still in control of third cricket test
Pakistan's top order has finally showed their batting muscles to delay England’s bid for a series sweep on day three of the third and final test in Birmingham. Shan Masood with 95, captain Babar Azam with 76 and young opener…
England v Pakistan Third Test: Dan Lawrence makes an excellent catch to remove Shan Masood for 95
Dan Lawrence makes a brilliant, diving catch to dismiss Shan Masood, with the Pakistan batter on 95, as England make a crucial breakthrough on day three of the third Test at Edgbaston.
Pakistan close in on England's lead after Masood, Awais, Babar's fifties
EDGBASTON: Pakistan moved within touching distance of wiping out England’s first-innings lead in the third Test at Edgbaston on Friday, with opener Azan Awais, Shan Masood and captain Babar Azam hitting crucial half-centuries to lift the visitors to 297-5 at Tea. At the break, the visitors were trailing by just 23 runs, with Saud Shakeel […]
Babar Azam came close to a century in the Edgbaston Test against England after three years but was dismissed for 76. He crossed double figures for the first time in the series and, along with Shan Masood (95), powered Pakistan's batting. Despite scoring 300+ runs, the team was in danger of losing, and Babar seemed to be responding to criticism of his poor form.
In the third Test against England, the Pakistani batsman batted brilliantly under pressure but fell just 5 runs short of a century. He scored 95 runs off 148 balls with the help of 12 fours but missed his century by 5 runs. This was the first time in his career that the player was dismissed on a nervous 90.
Shan Masood Missed Century: Pakistani batsman Shan Masood batted brilliantly in the second innings of the third Test against England, but he remained just 5 runs short of a century.
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