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Debutant Razaullah's counter-attack leaves England chasing 130 on day four at Edgbaston
September 11, 2026 at 07:28 PM · Updated 35d ago
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Debutant Razaullah's 81 from 63 balls lifted Pakistan to 449 at Edgbaston, leaving England to chase 130 on the fourth day of the third Test they lead 2-0.
- Pakistan closed their second innings on 449 at Edgbaston, establishing a 129-run lead and setting England a fourth-day target of 130.
- Debutant Razaullah hit 81 from 63 balls, including nine sixes that equalled Ben Stokes' record for most maximums in a Test innings in England, before being stumped off Dan Lawrence.
- Captain Shan Masood (95), Babar Azam (76) and Azan Awais (59) underpinned Pakistan's reply, their highest score of the series.
- England had reduced Pakistan to 312 for seven before Razaullah launched his late assault with the tourists still eight runs behind.
Latest developments
- Sep 11 — Pakistan have made four changes to their XI after sacking head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed following defeats in the first two Tests of the series.



