England demolish Pakistan to take charge of Test
Summary
England performed strongly against Pakistan on the first day of the third Test cricket match at Edgbaston, reaching 156 runs for 4 wickets and leading by 23 runs after bowling Pakistan out for 133. Pakistan made several team changes but struggled with batting again, while England’s batsmen Gay and Brook each scored half-centuries to stabilize their innings.Key Facts
- The match is the third Test in a series at Edgbaston.
- Pakistan was bowled out for 133 runs in 33.5 overs.
- England scored 156 runs for 4 wickets by the end of day one.
- England’s bowlers Tongue, Robinson, and Archer took most of the wickets.
- Pakistan made seven player changes and switched coaches before the match.
- Pakistan’s top five batsmen all failed to reach double figures.
- England captain Joe Root was out lbw by Pakistani debutant Razaullah.
- Batsmen Emilio Gay scored 60 runs and Harry Brook scored 52 not out.
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