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Pakistan stun England as Razaullah and Abbas force final-day chase at Edgbaston

Times of India - Sports ·
Pakistan stun England as Razaullah and Abbas force final-day chase at Edgbaston

Day 3 of the third Test brought a thrilling turn of events as Pakistan demonstrated their resilience with a phenomenal 449 runs in their second innings, spanning nearly 97 overs.

This left England with a target of just 130 runs to clinch the series.

The highlight was a crucial 121-run partnership for the ninth wicket that stifled England's bowling attack, setting the stage for an exciting Day 4 showdown.

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