Abhishek made his Oval Test debut against South Africa last September. Harry Brook set foot in Pakistan with the experience of that one test. But this 23-year-old English batsman seems to have found his yard in Pakistan.
After Rawalpindi and Multan, he scored a century in Karachi. England took a 50-run lead in the first innings with Brook's century on the second day of the third Test against Pakistan today. Batting in the second innings, Pakistan scored 21 runs without a wicket at the end of the day.
England lost 1 wicket for 7 runs after Pakistan were bowled out for 304 runs in their first innings on the first day. 3 more wickets went in the first session of the second day.
When captain Ben Stokes also returned after the lunch break, the visitors were in trouble with 5 wickets for 145 runs. From there, Brooks, who dropped to fifth, started a fight back with Ben Folks. Before the tea-break, Abrar took Ahmed for four for his third century in the series.
Earlier, he played an innings of 153 runs in the first innings of the Rawalpindi Test and 108 runs in the second innings of the Multan Test.
The third century in the fourth test, however, could not be pulled further in the third session. Mohammad Wasim Jr scored 111 off 150 balls before being lbw as his first Test wicket.
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