On the second day of the last match in Karachi, Brook scored his third century in as many Tests, saving Britain’s innings after Pakistan had the visitors in the bag. At the conclusion of play, Pakistan reduced the margin to 29 after Brook’s innings gave Britain a dubious 50-run lead. Despite Pakistan finishing the day on 21, Abdullah Shafique and Shan Masood were batting on 14 and 3 respectively. Brook’s 111 revived Britain’s hopes of winning the series 3-0 after they were 145-5.
Brook had already broken eight fours and three sixes before being caught leg before, making him Wasim’s most memorable Test wicket. This is the most notable series all-out by a British player in Pakistan after Brook surpasses David Gower’s 449 runs from 1984.
Additionally, he matched Mohammad Yousuf’s mark of three hundred in consecutive matches during an international series. In 2006, the Pakistani player scored three centuries in Britain.
UNDONE BY SPIN
Pakistan’s spinners Nauman Ali and Abrar Ahmed had Britain in a difficult situation after the primary meeting. The pair is wrapped up with 4-126 and 4-150 separately. Britain was battling at 145-5 not long after lunch after Ben Strokes (26) attempted a third run which Brook turned down just to see his captain abandoned. After Brook fell, Foakes added another 51 close by Mark Wood for the eighth wicket. Nauman then excused Foakes while Ahmed represented Wood and Ollie Robinson for 29. Toward the beginning of the day’s meeting, Nauman eliminated Ben Duckett and Joe Root from progressive conveyances.
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