Karachi Test: Pakistan score 21 runs without loss, Eng out for 354 

Published: 06:11 PM, 18 Dec, 2022
Karachi Test: Pakistan score 21 runs without loss, Eng out for 354 

Pakistan scored 21 runs without any loss of wicket during the 2nd day of the Karachi Test on Sunday while England players were bowled out for 354 runs in their first innings of the third and final test match.
The English team took a fifty-run lead over Pakistan. Harry Brook was out for 111 runs while Pakistan bowlers Noman Ali and Abrar Ahmed took four wickets each.


England out for 354 in reply to Pakistan's 304 in third Test


Harry Brook struck a fighting hundred and Ben Foakes added a crucial half-century before England was bowled out for 354 in their first innings of the third and final Test in Karachi on Sunday.
Brook's (111) and Foakes (64) helped guide England to 354 all out, giving them an improbable 50-run first-innings lead after the visitors were teetering at 145-5.
For Pakistan, spinner Nauman Ali grabbed 4-126 while Abrar Ahmed finished with 4-150.
England lead the three-match series 2-0.
Pakistan v England 3rd Test scoreboard

Scoreboard after England's first innings

Pakistan 1st innings 304 (Babar Azam 78, Agha Salman 56; J. Leach 4-140)

England 1st innings (overnight 7-1)
Z. Crawley lbw b Ahmed              0
B. Duckett lbw b Nauman            26
O. Pope b Ahmed                    51
J. Root c Salman b Nauman           0
H. Brook lbw b Wasim              111
B. Stokes run out                  26
B. Foakes c Shafique b Nauman      64
Rehan Ahmed c Shakeel b Nauman      1
M. Wood c Shafique b Nauman        35
O. Robinson b Ahmed                29
J. Leach not out                    9
Extras: (nb1, w1)                   2
Total: (all out; 81.4 overs)      354
Fall of wickets:
1-0 (Crawley), 2-58 (Duckett), 3-58 (Root), 4-98 (Pope), 5-145 (Stokes), 6-262 (Brook), 7-265 (Ahmed), 8-316 (Wood), 9-324 (Foakes)
Bowling: Ahmed 34.4-5-150-4, Nauman 30-1-126-4 (1nb, 1w), Wasim 15-1-71-1, Ashraf 1-0-2-0, Salman 1-0-5-0
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: Joel Wilson (WIS) and Ahsan Raza (PAK)
Tv umpire: Marais Erasmus (RSA)
Match referee: Andy Pycroft (ZIM)

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