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Smith’s firefighting knock shows why England sought an upgrade on Foakes

Wicketkeeper’s superb marshalling of the tail was a demonstration of the class and composure that marks him out as a player of real promise

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Smith comes to England's rescue in Test decider against Pakistan

Flamboyant knock of 89 brings tourists back to life

Evening Standard

Late Pakistan wickets keep England in hunt after Jamie Smith leads fightback

Jamie Smith hit 89 as England were bowled out for 267 on the opening day in Rawalpindi but three late wickets kept the tourists in the game

The Guardian - UK

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Jamie Smith comes to England’s rescue in Test decider against Pakistan

Smith’s 89 led England to 267 all out before the hosts slipped to 73 for three.

The Independent UK

Jamie Smith leads England fightback after Pakistan put them in a spin

The tourists won the toss in Rawalpindi but slipped to 118 for six before rallying.

The Independent UK

'No more Bazball': Mohammad Rizwan taunts England after collapse in Rawalpindi. Watch

NEW DELHI: Spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali wreaked havoc on Thursday in Rawalpindi as the star Pakistan duo put England on the backfoot with a scintillating bowling performance on the opening day of the series-deciding third Test.

The Times of India

Awkward! Pakistan fan skips school to see 'dropped' Babar Azam in Rawalpindi

NEW DELHI: In a bizarre turn of events, a Pakistani fan was seen rooting for 'dropped' Babar Azam during the Pakistan vs England series decider at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

The Times of India

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Pakistan have England in a spin on first morning of deciding Test

The tourists slipped to 110 for five at lunch on day one in Rawalpindi

The Independent UK

How to watch Pakistan vs England: live stream 3rd Test 2024 online or on TV, Pakistan going in for the kill on Day 3

Here's how you can watch Pakistan vs England 3rd Test online, scheduled to run until Monday, October 28.

WhatToWatch

England select specialist spin trio for third Test decider against Pakistan

Rehan Ahmed has come into the team for the third Test in Rawalpindi with tourists expecting a turning pitch

The Guardian - UK

Desperate Pakistan turns to heaters and fans! Turning track awaits England in Rawalpindi

The resounding success of spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan in the second Test against England at Multan has led to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) adopting drastic measures in order to prepare another turning track for the series-deciding match in Rawalpindi.

The Times of India

'Yaar ghatia soch khatam karo': Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir tears into Babar Azam critics

Pakistan's win over England in the second Test at Multan seems to have brought delight and criticism in equal measure -- delight for ending a losing run in Tests and criticism of former skipper Babar Azam and the alleged favouritism that prevailed under his reign.

The Times of India

Win over England a 'relief' but doesn't fix Pakistan woes, says skipper Shan Masood

NEW DELHI: Captain Shan Masood expressed his satisfaction with Pakistan's victory over England in the second Test match in Multan on Friday. He described the win as a "relief" for the team, acknowledging the challenges they have faced in recent times.

The Times of India

'That's why I don't believe in DRS': Stump microphone catches Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan saying - Watch

Annoyed Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan was on Friday caught by stump microphone saying "that's why I don't believe in DRS" after a review taken by England tailender Brydon Carse went against the home team on day four of the second Test.

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WATCH: Ben Stokes loses bat and wicket in comic fashion against Pakistan

England captain Ben Stokes summed up his team's struggles on Day 4 of their second Test against Pakistan in Multan on Friday. Chasing a target of 297 to clinch the series 2-0, the visitors found themselves in deep trouble at 7 wickets down, needing over 160 runs to win.

The Times of India

'Pehli dafa akal aayi': Pakistan's win over England in 2nd Test delights Basit Ali

Two Pakistan bowlers, spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan, combined to take all 20 England wickets in Pakistan's 152-run win on day four of the second Test in Multan on Friday, which helped the hosts level the three-match series at 1-1.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan spinners take all 20 England wickets to level Test series

Pakistan beat England by 152 runs to level three-game series on Day Four of second Test match in Multan.

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan’s Noman Ali and Sajid Khan spin England to defeat and level series

England lost four wickets in the first hour in Multan as they fell to an 152-run defeat

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The Independent UK

England sent in a spin as Pakistan win by 152 runs to level Test series in Multan

Noman Ali, who claimed stunning figures of eight for 46, and Sajid Khan shared all 20 wickets in the second Test

The Times of India

'Tere bhai ne, Brian Lara wala': Hilarious banter between Pakistan batters caught on stump microphone - Watch

Pakistan have given themselves the best chance in recent times of beating a top side in Test cricket after they set England a daunting target of 297 to win in the second match of the series in Multan on day three.

AAP

Sajid shines with bat and ball as Pakistan take control

Sajid Khan has helped Pakistan to the brink of their first home Test victory in 12 attempts with a dazzling all-round performance against England.

Evening Standard

Sloppy England in a spin as resurgent Pakistan look to level Test series

Tourists close day three in Multan still needing 261 runs with both openers lost quickly

The Independent UK

England deep in the mire after costly mistakes against Pakistan

The tourists closed on 36 for two chasing a fourth-innings target of 297

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan’s late wickets leave England facing tall order in second Test

England’s openers departed cheaply as the tourists closed at 36 for two with 261 still needed to win on a turning pitch

The Independent UK

England up against it in second Test as Pakistan increase lead on Multan turner

The tourists will need to produce something special in their second innings.

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