Pakistan Wins 3rd Test Match to Clinch Historic Series Against England
In an unforgettable performance, Pakistan wins 3rd Test match against England, securing a 2-1 series triumph at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. This momentous victory is Pakistan’s first home Test series win in nearly four years and the first series win against England in nine years. The stunning turnaround was powered by the exceptional efforts of spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan, who dominated England with all ten wickets in the final innings.
A Historic Home Triumph Pakistan Wins 3rd Test Match
After a crushing defeat in the first Test, Pakistan regrouped to level the series in Multan and then surged forward in Rawalpindi to claim a historic victory. Noman Ali’s 6-42 and Sajid Khan’s 4-69 tore through England’s batting lineup, leaving them dismissed for a mere 112 runs in 37.2 overs.
With Captain Shan Masood at the helm, Pakistan’s batters wasted no time. Masood showcased his prowess by smashing five boundaries in six balls, sealing the win and marking his first series victory as captain.
Captain Shan Masood Reflects on Series Turnaround
Reflecting on the comeback, Masood dedicated the series win to the people of Pakistan, recognizing their resilience and expressing hopes for full crowds in future matches. “This win is about character and pride. Standing as the winning team today is incredibly special,” he shared.
Key Moments from the 3rd Test – Pakistan Dominates Day 3
- Match Finish: Pakistan wrapped up the series before lunch on Day 3, thrashing England by nine wickets.
- Bowling Brilliance: Noman and Sajid’s combined 10-wicket haul decimated England, recording their lowest total in Pakistan.
- Shan Masood’s Finish: Masood hammered a six to complete a memorable and decisive victory, dedicating it to fans across Pakistan.
Pakistan’s Comeback in the Series – A Turning Point in Multan
The journey to this 2-1 series win began with a challenging loss in the first Test. Pakistan responded with a fierce performance in Multan, leading to decisive victories in both the second and third Tests. Replacements Noman and Sajid turned the tide, taking an astounding 39 wickets between them across the last two matches.
