Five-year wait finally ends

Pakistan beat England by four wickets in the third Test at The Oval thus ending their victory-drought.


Express August 22, 2010

Pakistan beat England by four wickets in the third Test at The Oval thus ending their victory-drought against the hosts dating back to November 2005. While the tourists still trail 2-1 in the four-match series, the fourth-day win now keeps the series alive with the final Test taking place at Lord’s next week.

Umar Akmal hit the winning single to take Pakistan to 148 for six after the hosts were dismissed for 222 in the first over of the day.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 22nd, 2010.

COMMENTS (3)

Jubeir Ahmad | 13 years ago | Reply Few changes in the team proved very well, specially Muhammad Yousuf return to International Test Cricket arena after a long 7 month break. Only because of Muhammad Yousuf inclusion inclusion youngster performed well like Azhar Ali and Umar Akmal as they had no pressure on them I would suggest PCB to bring Younis Khan also back in the team for the upcoming ODI series. Wish Pakistan good luck for next Test match!!!
Aftab Kenneth Wilson | 13 years ago | Reply Congrats to all. Yes the inclusion of Yousef made major difference. Wahab and Azhar must be given more chance in the forth coming tests and other format of the cricket as well. It would be wonderful if Pakistan levels these series. I hope all will go well. Good Luck Boys.
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