Cricket NewsSeriesPakistan vs England Full Scorecard, 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024

Pakistan vs England Full Scorecard, 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024

Pakistan beat England in the third test match at Rawalpindi by 9 wickets to register their first test series victory in the last three years. The last time Pakistan won a test series against South Africa was in February 2021. During this period, Pakistan also lost six consecutive test matches before winning the second test match of the current test series against England in Multan

Match Scorecard: PAK vs ENG 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024

England Batting 1st Innings

BatterRunsBallsSR4s6s
Zak Crawleyc Saim Ayub b Noman Ali294367.4430
Ben Duckettlbw b Noman Ali528461.941
Ollie Popelbw b Sajid Khan31421.4200
Joe Rootlbw b Sajid Khan5683.3300
Harry Brookb Sajid Khan51435.7100
Ben Stokes (c)c Agha Salman b Sajid Khan122254.5410
Jamie Smithc Mohammad Rizwan b Zahid Mahmood8911974.7856
Gus Atkinsonc & b Noman Ali397154.9250
Rehan Ahmedb Sajid Khan91464.2810
Jack Leachst Mohammad Rizwan b Sajid Khan162176.1900
Shoaib Bashirnot out152000
Extras(b 3, lb 1, nb 3)7
Total68.2 Ov (RR: 3.90)267

Pakistan Bowling 

BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsECON
Sajid Khan29.2412864.36
Noman Ali2828833.14
Zahid Mahmood1014414.4
Salman Agha10303

Pakistan Batting 1st Innings 

BatterRunsBallsSR4s6s
Abdullah Shafiquelbw b Shoaib Bashir142751.8510
Saim Ayubc Root b Leach193652.7710
Shan Masood (c)c Pope b Shoaib Bashir267037.1400
Kamran Ghulamb Atkinson3933.3300
Saud Shakeelc sub (MJ Potts) b Atkinson13422360.0850
Mohammad Rizwanlbw b Rehan Ahmed254654.3411
Salman Aghalbw b Rehan Ahmed1911.1100
Aamer Jamalb Rehan Ahmed14285010
Noman Alilbw b Shoaib Bashir458453.5721
Sajid Khannot out484810024
Zahid Mahmoodb Rehan Ahmed01000
Extras(b 4, lb 10, nb 1)15
Total96.4 Ov (RR: 3.55)344

England Bowling 

BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsECON
Jack Leach31210513.38
Gus Atkinson1232221.83
Shoaib Bashir33212933.9
Joe Root30802.66
Rehan Ahmed17.426643.73

England Batting 2nd Innings 

BatterRunsBallsSR4s6s
Zak Crawleylbw b Noman Ali21216.6600
Ben Duckettlbw b Sajid Khan12158020
Ollie Popec Agha Salman b Noman Ali1156.6600
Joe Rootc Mohammad Rizwan b Noman Ali335263.4610
Harry Brookc Mohammad Rizwan b Noman Ali26406520
Ben Stokes (c)lbw b Noman Ali3933.3300
Jamie Smithb Sajid Khan31618.7500
Gus Atkinsonb Sajid Khan101758.8210
Rehan Ahmedb Sajid Khan72231.8100
Jack Leachst Mohammad Rizwan b Noman Ali101471.4210
Shoaib Bashirnot out41233.3300
Extras(lb 1)1
Total37.2 Ov (RR: 3.00)112

Pakistan Bowling 

BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsECON
Saim Ayub11000
Noman Ali18.224262.29
Sajid Khan1826943.83

Pakistan Batting 2nd Innings 

BatterRunsBallsSR4s6s
Abdullah Shafiquenot out5955.5500
Saim Ayublbw b Leach8516020
Shan Masood (c)not out236383.3341
Extras(nb 1)1
Total3.1 Ov (RR: 11.68)37/1

England Bowling 

BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsECON
Jack Leach2027113.5
Shoaib Bashir1.101008.57

Man of the Match: PAK vs ENG 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024 

Saud Shakeel played a 134-run knock in the first inning of Pakistan on a track where the ball was turning from Day 1 to give Pakistan the crucial lead over England, which ultimately proved to be decisive, and because of this batting effort, he was chosen Man of the Match in the third test at Rawalpindi. 

PlayerTeamScore 
Saud Shakeel Pakistan 134 

Most Runs: PAK vs ENG 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024 

Saud Shakeel was the highest run-getter in the third test at Rawalpindi played between Pakistan and England. 

PlayerTeamScore
Saud Shakeel Pakistan 134 

Most Wickets: PAK vs ENG 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024 

Pakistani off-spinner Sajid Khan proved to be the best bowler in the third test match of the recently concluded Pakistan vs England test series. In this test match, Sajid took a 10-wicket haul. 

PlayerTeamFigures 
Sajid Khan Pakistan 6/128 & 4/69

Playing XIs: PAK vs ENG 3rd Test, Rawalpindi, Oct 24- 26, 2024 

Pakistan Playing XI

Abdullah Shafiq, Saim Ayub, Shan Masood (c), Kamran Ghulam, Shaud Shakeel, Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Agha, Aamir Jamal, Noman Ali, Sajid Khan, Zahid Mahmood 

England Playing XI 

Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pop, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (c), Jamie Smith, Gus Atkinson, Rehan Ahmed, Jack Leach, Shoaib Bashir 

Match Summary:

The third and last test match of the ongoing Pakistan vs England test series was played in Rawalpindi, where England chose to bat first on the turning track after winning the toss. England started their inning decently, adding 50 runs for the opening partnership. Playing at the score of 56, Zak Crawley was dismissed by Noman Ali, and after that, English batters stood in the line to give away their wicket to spinners. Both Sajid and Noman dismissed nine out of ten English batters, and England was wrapped up at 267 in 68.2 overs of the first day’s play. When Pakistan startedwas starting their first inning on Day 1, the wicket of Pindi had already started to behave mischievously where the ball was turning as well as keeping low. Because of this, Pakistan was looking uncomfortable while batting on Day 1 and ended the day with a score of 73/3 in 23 overs with Shan Masood and Saud Shakeel on the crease. 

On Day 2, when the play was resumed, Pakistan added just 26 runs to their overnight score before losing skipper Shan Masood. At this point, Pakistan was tottering with the score of 99/4, on the brink of conceding a big first-inning lead. But from there, Saud Shakeel secured one end and formed crucial partnerships with Mohammad Rizwan, Aamir Jamal, Noman Ali, and Sajid Khan. Saud’s partnership with Noman Ali and Sajid Khan proved to be decisive. Saud and Noman put together a 77-run stand for the eight-wicket before Noman was dismissed on the score of 265 after contributing valuable 45 runs to this partnership.

After this, Saud Shakeel and Sajid Khan deflated England by stitching a 72-run partnership for the ninth wicket. This partnership was broken when Saud Shakeel was dismissed by Gus Atkinson on an individual score of 134. Sajid Khan contributed 48 runs to help Pakistan reach 344 runs. Rehan Ahmed and Shoid Bashir both combinedly sent back seven Pakistani batters to the pavilion. After coming to bat in the 74th over of Day 2; England needed to cut down a 77-run deficit before setting up a challenging target of 200 or 250 above on the rank-turner of Pindi. However, this proved to be a dream for England as they were left struggling on the stumps of Day 2 with a score of 23/4 in 9 overs with heroes of the previous test match Joe Root and Harry Brook at the crease.  

Day 3 was a total nightmare for England as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals before being bundled out on 112 runs in 37.2 overs. Both Pakistani spinners Sajid Khan and Noman have done the job on their own, as they all out the English team by taking six and four wickets, respectively. England got all out on 112 runs, with Joe Root being the top scorer thanks to his resilient 33-run knock. Courtesy of wrapping up England on 112 in the third inning of the game, Pakistan got a target of 37 runs to win, which they achieved in just 3.1 overs to register their first-ever test series win in the last three years. 

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