England set new record with Multan Test win
Hosts Pakistan suffered a horrible defeat against England in the Multan Test, which was played on a batting-friendly pitch.
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Hosts Pakistan suffered a horrible defeat against England in the Multan Test, which was played on a batting-friendly pitch.
West Indies Women achieved a big win against Bangladesh Women at Sharjah to climb the top position of the Group B points table in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024.
Former England Test captain Joe Root is very happy with their dominant performances on the fourth day of the Multan Test against the hosts Pakistan.
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During the Multan Test between Pakistan and England, England cricketers Joe Root and Harry Brook set up a record fourth-wicket partnership in Test cricket history.
In the Multan Test, England cricketer Harry Brook fired up a triple century, which set a new record for the second fastest triple century in Test cricket history.
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