In pursuit of the target of 355 runs, the Pakistani team scored 198 runs for
the loss of 4 players.
Multan (News Hub Update Latest Cricket News 11 December 2022) At the end of the third day of
the Multan Test, in pursuit of the target of 355 runs, the Pakistani team scored 198 runs for the loss
of 4 players. The Pakistani team needs 157 more runs to win. And he has 6 wickets left. According to the news, at the end of the game, the player of the Pakistani team, Saud Shakeel, scored 54 runs and Faheem Ashraf scored three runs.
After that, captain Babar Azam was bowled by Robinson for one run but Abdullah Shafiq tried to improve some of the game he too was bowled by Mark Wood after scoring 45 runs. A partnership of 108 runs was established between Imam-ul-Haq and Saud Shakeel, but Imam-ul-Haq scored 60 runs and was caught by Jack Leach.
Earlier, in the first session of the third day of the Multan Test match, the entire England team was dismissed for 275 runs, after which the Pakistani team got a target of 354 runs to win the Test match. When the third day of play started today, England resumed their second innings with 202 runs for 5 wickets. On behalf of the England team, Ben Stokes, the captain, and Harry Brooks, who showed excellent batting in both innings of the previous match, came to the field to continue the innings on
the third day, but the captain of the England team returned to the pavilion after scoring 41 runs.
After that, the players of the English team continued to get out one after another and the Pakistani bowlers did not take long to send the rest of the England batsmen to the pavilion, as a result of which the second innings of the England team ended at 275 runs.
In the second innings, the last batsman of the England team to be dismissed was Harry Brooks, who scored a century in the previous Test match and also scored a century in this match. Made the Multan Test memorable by dismissing 4 players in England's second innings and taking a total of 11 wickets, with Pakistan's spinner Abrar Ahmed becoming the second Pakistani bowler to take the most wickets on debut. gone.
Spinner Abrar Ahmed equaled the record of former fast bowler Muhammad Zahid in the Multan Test and won the honor of the second Pakistani bowler who took 11 wickets in the debut match. Abrar Ahmed has taken 7 wickets in the first innings and 4 in the second innings. Apart from this, spinner Abrar Ahmed also created a unique record by taking a wicket in the first over of the debut match, the Pakistani spinner not only took a wicket in the first over of the second innings but also in the first over.
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