Pakistan sets 130-run target for England in third Test
Most outlets highlighted Pakistan’s recovery in the third Test, focusing on Razaullah’s 81 and Abbas’s 42 as key contributions to setting England a 130-run target. The Nation and Daily Times both emphasized the partnership between Razaullah and Abbas, while Aaj News (English) led with Razaullah’s innings. All three noted the 449-run total and the 130-run target, though The Nation described the partnership as “remarkable,” while the others used more neutral language.
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Razaullah’s fearless 81 keeps Pakistan alive at Edgbaston
England will resume their second innings today (Saturday), needing 130 runs to beat Pakistan in the third and final Test at Edgbaston and complete a 3-0 series sweep. Pakistan were bowled out for 449 in their second innings after being dismissed for 133 in their first, while England made 453 in their only innings. Pakistan’s hopes of setting a challenging target were boosted by a remarkable cou...
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Razzaullah, Abbas help Pakistan set 130-run target against England
Pakistan set a 130-run target for England after Razzaullah’s blistering 81, and a 42-run knock from Mohammad Abbas helped the visitors reach 449 all out in the third Test at Edgbaston on Friday. The Green Shirts, who were blown away for just 133 in the first innings and needed 320 runs to avoid an innings […]
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Razaullah, Abbas rescue Pakistan to set England 130-run target in third Test
BIRMINGHAM - Debutant Razaullah and Mohammad Abbas produced a remarkable ninth-wicket rescue act as Pakistan fought back from another collapse to set England a challenging 130-run target on the third day of the third Test at Edgbaston on Friday.
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