‘No more Bazball’ Mohammad Rizwan taunting England’s poor batting in the Rawalpindi test match
England’s first innings was reduced to just 267 runs. Pakistan vs England, 3rd Test (Image Credit- Twitter X) PAK vs ENG 3rd Test: The third and last match of the ongoing Test series between Pakistan and England has started today, Thursday, October 24, at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. So on this day of the game, England’s first innings batting, which batted first, has collapsed like a house of cards. On the other hand, after the collapse of England’s batting in the match, Pakistani wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan was seen taunting the English team in his own style. Let us tell you that after England fell by three wickets, when Harry Brook, who scored a triple century in the series, came to bat, one ball remained so low, and he had to suddenly bring the bat down to defend the ball. During this, Rizwan sledged Brook from behind the wicket and said – No more Bazball. Watch this video of Mohammad Rizwan Rizwan on stump mic “No more Bazball” ??? pic.twitter.com/FvCSlOctPz — Talha🌹🍉 (@tal_h_a) October 24, 2024 England’s first innings was limited to 267 runs On the other hand, if we tell you about the match in detail, England won the toss and decided to bat first, which proved to be completely wrong for them. Let us tell you that in front of Pakistani spin bowling, England’s first innings was all out for 267 runs in 68.2 overs. For England, only wicketkeeper Jamie Smith could score 89 runs and Ben Duckett could score half-centuries of 52 runs. Apart from this, no other player could play a big innings. So in bowling, Sajid Khan took 6 wickets and Nauman Ali took 3 wickets for Pakistan. Apart from this, Zahid Mahmood got 1 success. So till the time of writing this news, Pakistan has scored 72 runs at the loss of 3 wickets in the first innings after 22 overs. Currently, Saud Shakeel is batting at the crease with 16* and Shan Masood scoring 15* runs. Abdullah Shafiq is out after scoring 14 runs, Sam Ayub 19 and Kamran Ghulam 3 runs. So far, Jack Leach, Gus Atkinson and Shoaib Bashir have got 1-1 success from England.