Gamers from Pakistan and England throughout first Take a look at on the Multan Cricket Stadium. — PCBEngland declares their highest complete in 86 years, 823-7 in 150 overs.Agha depart first in morning after defiant 63 in fifth day innings.Harry Brook’s 317, Joe Root’s 262 extract most to rattle Pakistan.
England accomplished a rare innings and 47-run victory over Pakistan on the fifth day of their record-breaking opening check after staving off a fightback from the depleted house facet on Friday.
With Abrar Ahmed not batting as a consequence of sickness, the vacationers diminished Pakistan to 220-9 after some early resistance to spark big celebrations amongst a small however vocal group of travelling English followers.
Pakistan resumed on a precarious 152-6 and Salman Agha was the primary to depart within the morning after a defiant 63, with the introduction of Jack Leach serving to England snap his 109-run partnership with Aamer Jamal.
England’s tempo bowlers peppered the 2 in a single day batsmen with bouncers earlier and Jamal recovered after being hit on the facet of the top by a fiery ball from Brydon Carse to convey up his personal half-century.
He was then granted a lifeline when stand-in captain Ollie Pope put down a tough likelihood at square-leg – England’s fifth dropped catch of the innings – and remained not out on 55.
Leach pulled off a shocking catch off his personal bowling to take away Shaheen Afridi earlier than having Naseem Shah stumped to seal the victory.
England had declared after making their highest complete in 86 years, a colossal 823-7 in 150 overs after Harry Brook’s 317 and Joe Root’s 262, and extracted probably the most out of a dull pitch on the Multan Cricket Stadium to rattle Pakistan on Thursday.
The hosts had flexed their muscle tissues within the early a part of the check with 556 within the first innings however discovered themselves underneath the gun trailing England by 115 runs on the finish of the fourth day and so they folded underneath stress.
Enjoying XI
Pakistan: Shan Masood (captain), Saud Shakeel (vice-captain), Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafique, Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan (wicket-keeper), Salman Ali Agha, Aamir Jamal, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Abrar Ahmad
England: Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope (captain), Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith, Chris Woakes, Gus Atkinson, Brydon Carse, Jack Leach, Shoaib Bashir
