Pakistan suffered another major batting collapse on Wednesday as they were bowled out for just 133 runs in the third Test against England at Edgbaston.
After England won the toss and chose to bowl, Pakistan quickly lost wickets. Saim Ayub was dismissed for a duck, while Azan Awais scored 9 and Abdullah Shafique made only 3. Shan Masood was then removed for 6, leaving Pakistan at 26 for 4.
Captain Babar Azam also failed to provide stability and was bowled by Josh Tongue for just 7 runs. Tongue took four wickets, while Ollie Robinson claimed important wickets, including his 100th Test wicket when he dismissed Saim.
Saud Shakeel offered the strongest resistance, scoring 43 before being bowled by Tongue. Mohammad Abbas added 21 late in the innings, but Pakistan could not recover.
Pakistan were eventually dismissed in 33.5 overs for 133. England had already taken a 2-0 lead in the three-match series before this final Test.
