Welcome to the highlights of Pakistan vs England 2nd Test - 2024 England tour of Pakistan 3-match Test series - The second Test cricket match between Pakistan and England was played at Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan on October 15th to October 18, 2024.
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| Kamran Ghulam and Saim Ayub built for Pakistan in a century stand © Getty Images |
Match Overview:
Pakistan resounding 152-run victory over England and level the series with 1-1 to first home win since 2021 in the second Test match.
Match Stats:
- Pakistan's 152-run win was their third largest victory by terms of runs against England in Test matches.
- Kamran Ghulam became the 14th Pakistan batsman to score 100 on debut Test match.
- Kamran Ghulam became the only the second Pakistan No.4 batsman to score a hundred on debut Test match after Saleem Malik's unbeaten 100 against Sri Lanka at Karachi in 1982.
- Kamran Ghulam's 118 was the seventh highest score by an Pakistan batsman on debut Test match.
- 149 : Saim Ayub and Kamran Ghulam set up the seventh highest third-wicket partnership for Pakistan against England in Test matches.
- Pakistan's 366 was their second highest score against England at Multan in Test matches after their 556 earlier in this series' first Test match.
- Sajid Khan's 7 for 111 was his second best bowling performance for Pakistan in T20 international and the eighth best-bowling-figures by an Pakistan bowler against England in Tests.
- Sajid Khan's 7 for 111 was the second best bowling figures by any bowler at Multan in Tests. Sajid Khan breaks Abrar Ahmed's record of 7 for 114 also against England in 2022.
- This is the sixth Instances of Pakistan spin bowlers picking up all ten wickets against England in an innings in Test matches, Two of those six occasions came at Multan.
- England's 291 was their third highest score against Pakistan at Multan in Tests.
- England's 144 was their seventh lowest score in a completed innings against Pakistan in Test matches and It is their second worst-total in Pakistan soil in Tests after their 130 at Lohore in 1987.
- Noman Ali's 8 for 46 was the fifth best bowling figures for Pakistan in Test matches and the second best-bowling-figures by an Pakistan bowler against England in Tests after Abdul Qadir's 9 for 56 at Lahore in 1987.
- Noman Ali's 8 for 46 was the best bowling figures by any bowler at Multan in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 7 for 111 held by Sajid Khan earlier in this match.
Short Summary:
- Day 1 - A fine innings from debutant Kamran Ghulam's debut century headlines after Pakistan 19 for 2 on the opening day of the second Test match.
- Day 2 - Spinner Sajid Khan's four-for as Pakistan fightback after Ben Duckett's blazing century in the day two of the second Test match.
- Day 3 - Spinner Sajid Khan's seven-for as Pakistan strike in England's target of 297 in the day three of the second Test match.
- Day 4 - Noman Ali's stunning career-best 8-for seals Pakistan's first home win since 2021 on the fourth day of the second Test match.
In-Depth Match Highlights:
Pakistan 1st Innings scored 366 for all-out in 123.3 overs with top scorer by Kamran Ghulam - who scored 118 off 224-balls on his debut Test match - which was his 1st Test hundred - including 11-fours & a six.
Saim Ayub struck 77 off 160-balls including 7-fours and Mohammad Rizwan hit 41 off 97-balls included 4-fours, Aamer Jamal cracked a 37 off 69-balls contained 4-fours.
Noman Ali struck 32 off 61-balls including 5-fours and Salman Agha scored 31 off 53-balls included 5-fours.
1st Innings England best bowler by Jack Leach claimed a 4-wickets for 114-runs in 38.3-overs, Brydon Carse picked up 3-wickets, Matthew Potts took 2-wickets and one for Shoaib Bashir.
England 1st Innings scored 291 for all-out in 67.2 overs with top scorer by Ben Duckett blasted a 114 off 129-balls - which was his 4th Test hundred and his second century against Pakistan in Tests - including 16-fours with strike rate of 88.37.
Joe Root scored 34 off 54-balls including 2-fours, Ollie Pope cracked a 29 off 37-balls included 4-fours with strike rate of 78.37 and Zak Crawley hit 27 off 36-balls contained three-fours.
Jack Leach hit a run-a-ball unbeaten 25-runs including three-fours with strike rate of 100, Jamie Smith scored 21 off 55-balls included 2-fours.
1st Innings Pakistan best bowler by Sajid Khan claimed a 7-wickets for 111-runs in 26.2-overs and Noman Ali picked up 3-wickets.
Pakistan 2nd Innings scored 221 for all-out in 59.2 overs with top scorer by Salman Agha struck 63 off 89-balls including 5-fours & a six with strike rate of 70.78.
Saud Shakeel scored 31 off 51-balls including 2-fours, Kamran Ghulam hit 26 off 39-balls included 5-fours.
Mohammad Rizwan hit 23 off 43-balls contained two boundaries, Saim Ayub and Sajid Khan each scored 22-runs.
2nd Innings England best bowler by Shoaib Bashir claimed a 4-wickets for 66-runs in 19-overs, Jack Leach picked up 3-wickets, Brydon Carse took 2-wickers and one for Matthew Potts.
England 2nd Innings scored 144 for all-out in 33.3 overs with top scorer by Ben Stokes struck 37 off 36-balls including 4-fours with strike rate of 102.77.
Brydon Carse blasted a 27 off 32-balls including 3-sixes with strike rate of 84.37, Ollie Pope hit 22 off 38-balls including 2-fours, Joe Root 18 and Harry Brook 16.
2nd Innings Pakistan best bowler by Noman Ali claimed a career-best 8-wickets for 46-runs in 16.3-overs and Sajid Khan took 2-wickets.
Sajid Khan earned player of the match for claiming nine wickets in a match.
Day 4 Highlights
Day 3 Highlights
Day 2 Highlights
Day 1 Highlights
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