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Pakistan Trails England by 136 Runs in Third Cricket Test After Masood and Awais Hit Half Centuries

Shan Masood and Azan Awais added 125 runs as Pakistan fought back, but England still led by 136 after reaching 453 in the first innings.

  • On Friday, Pakistan produced its most productive batting session of the tour at Edgbaston, though still trailing England by 136 runs on Day 3 of the third and final Test.
  • Following victories at Leeds and Lord's, England has already sealed the three-match series, prompting Pakistan to replace head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed with Mike Hesson and bring in Ashley Noffke as bowling coach.
  • Shan Masood and Azan Awais struck half-centuries in a 125-run partnership before Lawrence dismissed Awais for a composed 59 off 84 balls that included 10 fours.
  • Captain Babar Azam joined Masood to accelerate the scoring, adding 59 runs in less than an hour as Pakistan closed in on a 200-plus total in the series.
  • Pakistan resumed on 52-2 needing 268 runs to avoid an innings defeat, having soaked up early pressure from Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer on a gloomy day at Edgbaston.
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Pakistan trails England by 136 runs in third cricket test after Masood and Awais hit half centuries

BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) — Pakistan had its most productive batting session of the tour of England but still trailed by 136 runs on Day 3 of the third and final cricket test Friday.

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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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