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The England vs Pakistan match was an exciting one. The teams played well and were close to winning the match. However, the England side made a bold declaration in the second innings and the Pakistanis were left reeling.

Abrar Ahmed

Abrar Ahmed had a stellar debut Test match. His performance earned him praise from Naseem Shah, who lauded his line and length. He took seven wickets for 114 runs, which makes him one of only two Pakistani spinners to have a seven-wicket haul on their first test.

Abrar Ahmed is from Shinkiari village in Abbottabad, Pakistan. His father moved to Karachi in 1977, where Abrar began his cricket career. He is now an English head coach at Sindh Cricket Club. His style combines leg breaks with googlies and carrom balls. He has played for Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League and Karachi Kings in the PSL.

The Pakistan leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed had a stunning debut test against England in Multan. He picked up five wickets for 34 runs before lunch. He was aided by the pitch, which turned excessively. The England bowlers were in trouble, as Abrar took advantage of the conditions.

Abrar’s performance caught the attention of fans in the region. His ability to pick off wickets and use his fingers around the ball has created a lot of discussion in the region. Abrar was already a two-time 10-fer in the Pakistani First-Class tournament, but his performance in the game proved he could add to that list.

Shakeel and Nawaz

Shakeel and Nawaz in Pakistan vs England are a pair of aggressive players who are known to attack spin. They were both unbeaten on day two at Stumps and looked well set to help the hosts deliver an incredible victory in the series. But the duo lost their wickets in quick succession.

Mohammad Nawaz and Saud Shakeel were on top of the scoreboard in the morning session on Day 4. Their 80-run sixth-wicket stand was broken by a blistering spell from Mark Wood. He took two wickets before lunch, breaking a threatening 80-run partnership.

Abrar Ahmed also took his share of wickets, taking 17 against the pace of Wood. He then struck twice in quick succession. He broke through for a boundary on the fifth and sixth balls of an over. He finished with a seven-fer.

But Shakeel and Nawaz held up the England bowlers for nearly 22 overs. They kept Pakistan to around 291 runs at the end of the third day. They needed 157 more runs to win the game. They were left facing a daunting target.

England’s bold declaration in the second innings

England declared on day four of the first Test against Pakistan. Their bold declaration was triggered by the dismissal of Harry Brook, who had made an 87-ball half-century.

The rest of the team went out to play with the aim of breaking through. But they made some mistakes along the way.

England’s first innings saw them bat for six hours and score 657 runs. Their bowlers were not particularly impressive. They tended to make use of short-ball strategies. Then, after tea on the fourth day, they changed to spin. They took two wickets in the first two overs.

Then, Ben Stokes came on to bowl. His first ball ended up in the pad of Naseem Shah. It looked like he might end up taking the prized wicket of Babar Azam, but he ended up getting a lbw decision.

On the other hand, the best bowling was from the debutant Will Jacks. He took six wickets in his maiden Test.

Live streaming

If you’re planning to watch Pakistan vs England on the live streaming service, you’re in the right place! The game will be broadcast on several different channels across the globe. You can choose to watch the match on a desktop, tablet or mobile device, or you can use a virtual private network (VPN) to access the live stream from a remote location.

In the first Test between these two teams, England pipped Pakistan by a huge margin. They took a 79-run lead in the first innings and bowled out the hosts for 202.

For the second Test, Pakistan will seek to take the lead at Multan Cricket Stadium in Pakistan. Among the players who will play are captain Babar Azam, Faheem Ashraf, Mohammad Rizwan, Mohammad Ali and Nauman Ali. For England, wicketkeeper Ben Foakes, Ben Stokes, Mark Wood, Joe Root, Harry Brook and Zak Crawley will be the squad.

The third and final Test is scheduled to be played on December 21. Regardless of who wins the matches, this will be an exciting final.