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England triumphed over Pakistan by 194 runs in the second Test at Lord's, securing their spot in the World Test Championship standings. With a target of 389 runs, Pakistan faltered early, collapsing to 14-3. Ollie Robinson shone again with eight wickets, as England aims for a series sweep in the final match. Meanwhile, Pakistan seeks to escape their losing streak.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to shake things up after a rough time at Lord's, sending seven players home! With England leading the series 2-0, five fresh faces are stepping up for the next Test at Edgbaston. Captain Babar Azam will lead this exciting mix of experienced players and eager newcomers, all set to turn the tide in Birmingham!
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In a thrilling Women's Asia Cup match, Bangladesh crushed Indonesia by 71 runs! They scored 129 runs while Indonesia stumbled to just 58. Despite the victory, Captain Nigar Sultana pointed out areas for improvement. Nahida Akter stole the show with 3 wickets, earning Player of the Match. Up next, they face the champs, Sri Lanka, needing to bowl like pros for a shot at the semis!
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In a thrilling clash at the Women's Asia Cup 2026, the Pakistan Women are ready to battle the Thailand Women in Dubai! With Fatima Sana at the helm, Pakistan aims to start strong, while Thailand hopes to bounce back from their ups and downs. Who will snag the victory and bragging rights?
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Salman Ali Agha is saying goodbye to the squad after a tough time at Lord's! With only 25 runs in two innings, he’s out for the Edgbaston match. Pakistan lost by a whopping 194 runs, leaving pride on the line. Babar Azam is ready to return as captain, so let the lineup shake-up begin!
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In a cricketing fiasco, Pakistan's team flopped again, losing to England by 194 runs at Lord's. With 15 losses in 20 Tests, it's a tough time! Mohammad Abbas took nine wickets, but dropped catches were their downfall. Now, they have to find a way to bounce back in the final Test in Birmingham and avoid a total wipeout.
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Imam-ul-Haq was sidelined during the Lord's Test after injuring his calf while fielding. Critics like Stuart Broad and David Warner wondered why he didn’t bat. Pakistan stumbled to a 194-run loss, scoring just 110 and 194. On the bright side, Mohammad Abbas took nine wickets, and Saud Shakeel almost scored a century with 97. The final Test is on September 9 at Edgbaston.
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