pak vs eng 20 wickets taken by 2 bowlers in test cricket noman ali and sajid khan created history

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Kusum । Oct 18 2024 2:38PM

On Friday, Noman Ali and Sajid Khan took all 20 wickets on a spin-friendly pitch as Pakistan ended their long wait for a win on home soil by defeating England by 152 runs in the second Test cricket match here. Left arm spinner Noman took eight wickets for 46 runs in the second innings and thus took 11 wickets in the match.

Noman Ali and Sajid Khan took all 20 wickets on a spin-friendly pitch as Pakistan ended their long wait for a win on home soil by defeating England by 152 runs in the second Test cricket match here on Friday. Left arm spinner Noman took eight wickets for 46 runs in the second innings and thus took 11 wickets in the match. On the basis of his brilliant bowling, Pakistan bowled out England for 144 runs in the first session of the second innings on the fourth day of the match.

Off-spinner Sajid, who took seven wickets for 111 runs in the first innings, took two wickets for 93 runs in the second innings. Due to the amazing bowling of these two spinners, the England team which came to chase the difficult target of 297 fell apart like a house of cards. This is Shan Masood’s first win as captain. After becoming the captain of the Test team last year, he had to face defeat in six consecutive matches. With this victory, Pakistan’s streak of not winning the last 11 matches on home soil was broken.

England had defeated them in four of these matches. The England team started the morning at 36 runs for two wickets but its batsmen looked helpless on the turning pitch. Sajid dismissed Ollie Pope on his second ball of the day. After this, Noman gave a memorable victory to Pakistan by taking the remaining seven wickets. Captain Ben Stokes, who took charge of the team after recovering from a hamstring injury, scored the highest score of 37 runs for the team before being dismissed in a strange manner.

Stokes, who was moving forward with the intention of playing a long shot on Sajid, lost the bat from his hand and went towards backward square leg and he was stumped. Braydon Carse hit three sixes on Sajid in his innings of 27 runs but this only reduced the margin of defeat. England won the first Test match last week by an innings and 47 runs. In this match, England had made a record score of 823 runs for seven wickets. The third and deciding match of the series will be played in Rawalpindi from next Thursday.

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