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England vs Pakistan Scorecard, Pakistan tour of England, 3rd Test

EnglandWon

453 (89 ov) & 130/2 (24.2 ov)

Pakistan

133 (33.5 ov) & 449 (96.4 ov)

England won by 8 wickets

England won the toss and elected to bowl.

Started
Wed, 9 Sept, 15:30 IST
Venue
Edgbaston
Data checked
05:33:14 IST

Match summary

England won by 8 wickets.

Pakistan tour of England, 3rd Test · ICC World Test Championship · Edgbaston · 9 Sept 2026

England won the toss and elected to bowl.

  • Pakistan, 1st innings: 133 (33.5 ov)

    Top score: Saud Shakeel, 43 off 47 balls

    Best bowling: Josh Tongue, 4 for 42 in 10 overs

  • England, 1st innings: 453 (89 ov)

    Top score: Harry Brook, 75 off 97 balls

    Best bowling: Raza Ullah, 4 for 148 in 23 overs

  • Pakistan, 2nd innings: 449 (96.4 ov)

    Top score: Shan Masood, 95 off 148 balls

    Best bowling: Gus Atkinson, 3 for 109 in 24 overs

  • England, 2nd innings: 130/2 (24.2 ov)

    Top score: Joe Root, 62 not out off 69 balls

    Best bowling: Mohammad Abbas, 2 for 27 in 8 overs

Player of the match: Daniel Lawrence (England)

Compiled from the official match data supplied by Sportmonks. Facts only: no commentary, ratings or predictions.

Scorecard

Pakistan 1st innings133 (33.5 ov)

Pakistan, 1st innings batting
BatterRBSR
Saim Ayublbw b Robinson0100.0
Azan Awaisc Tongue b Archer92045.0
Abdullah Shafiquec Lawrence b Robinson31618.8
Shan Masoodc Wylie b Archer5771.4
Babar Azamb Tongue71838.9
Saud Shakeelb Tongue434791.5
Ghazi Ghorilbw b Tongue4580.0
Mohammad Imranb Tongue51435.7
Raza Ullahc Duckett b Robinson1111100.0
Mohammad Abbasc Brook b Archer213658.3
Mohammad Alinot out51926.3
Extras20 (w 0, nb 0, b 6, lb 14)
Total133 (33.5 ov)

Fall of wickets

8-1 (Saim Ayub, 2.4 ov) · 14-2 (Azan Awais, 5.5 ov) · 24-3 (Abdullah Shafique, 8.2 ov) · 26-4 (Shan Masood, 9.3 ov) · 48-5 (Babar Azam, 14.6 ov) · 64-6 (Ghazi Ghori, 16.5 ov) · 84-7 (Mohammad Imran, 20.4 ov) · 101-8 (Raza Ullah, 23.3 ov) · 107-9 (Saud Shakeel, 26.1 ov) · 133-10 (Mohammad Abbas, 33.5 ov)

Bowling against Pakistan, 1st innings
BowlerOMRWEcon
Ollie Edward Robinson1151531.36
Jofra Archer7.522533.19
Gus Atkinson513106.20
Josh Tongue1014244.20

England 1st innings453 (89 ov)

England, 1st innings batting
BatterRBSR
Ben Duckettc Azam b Ali111573.3
Emilio Gayb Ullah6011452.6
Jordan Coxlbw b Abbas4666.7
Joe Rootlbw b Ullah81844.4
Harry Brookrun out (Masood)759777.3
Daniel Lawrenceb Imran658279.3
Jamie Smithc & b Ullah698482.1
Gus Atkinsonb Imran193652.8
Ollie Edward Robinsonc Masood b Ullah5047106.4
Jofra Archernot out3227118.5
Josh Tonguec Ghori b Ali152075.0
Extras45 (w 3, nb 12, b 18, lb 12)
Total453 (89 ov)

Fall of wickets

12-1 (Ben Duckett, 3.6 ov) · 24-2 (Jordan Cox, 6.2 ov) · 39-3 (Joe Root, 11.4 ov) · 143-4 (Emilio Gay, 33.4 ov) · 229-5 (Harry Brook, 49.1 ov) · 293-6 (Daniel Lawrence, 61.2 ov) · 331-7 (Gus Atkinson, 69.6 ov) · 372-8 (Jamie Smith, 77.4 ov) · 409-9 (Ollie Edward Robinson, 83.1 ov) · 453-10 (Josh Tongue, 88.6 ov)

Bowling against England, 1st innings
BowlerOMRWEcon
Mohammad Abbas2319514.13
Mohammad Ali1929224.84
Raza Ullah23014846.43
Mohammad Imran1614722.94
Saim Ayub804105.13

Pakistan 2nd innings449 (96.4 ov)

Pakistan, 2nd innings batting
BatterRBSR
Saim Ayubc Brook b Robinson010.0
Azan Awaisc Cox b Lawrence598470.2
Abdullah Shafiquec Root b Robinson030.0
Shan Masoodc Lawrence b Atkinson9514864.2
Babar Azamc Cox b Tongue7610373.8
Saud Shakeelc Gay b Archer295949.2
Ghazi Ghoric Cox b Atkinson162759.3
Mohammad Imranc Cox b Atkinson42416.7
Raza Ullahst Cox b Lawrence8163128.6
Mohammad Abbasc Atkinson b Tongue426762.7
Mohammad Alinot out4580.0
Extras43 (w 0, nb 4, b 15, lb 24)
Total449 (96.4 ov)

Fall of wickets

125-1 (Azan Awais, 30.2 ov) · 214-2 (Shan Masood, 49.2 ov) · 278-3 (Babar Azam, 62.3 ov) · 306-4 (Saud Shakeel, 69.2 ov) · 312-5 (Ghazi Ghori, 72.4 ov) · 318-6 (Mohammad Imran, 74.4 ov) · 439-7 (Mohammad Abbas, 95.1 ov) · 449-8 (Raza Ullah, 96.4 ov)

Bowling against Pakistan, 2nd innings
BowlerOMRWEcon
Ollie Edward Robinson2385422.35
Jofra Archer22112015.45
Gus Atkinson24310934.54
Josh Tongue22110624.82
Daniel Lawrence4.401723.64
Harry Brook10404.00

England 2nd innings130/2 (24.2 ov)

England, 2nd innings batting
BatterRBSR
Ben Duckettc Ghori b Abbas010.0
Emilio Gaylbw b Abbas040.0
Jordan Coxnot out597677.6
Joe Rootnot out626989.9
Extras9 (w 5, nb 4, b 0, lb 0)
Total130/2 (24.2 ov)

Fall of wickets

2-1 (Emilio Gay, 0.6 ov)

Bowling against England, 2nd innings
BowlerOMRWEcon
Mohammad Abbas812723.38
Raza Ullah503907.80
Mohammad Ali402305.75
Mohammad Imran4.202405.54
Saim Ayub301705.67

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