Rehan Ahmed was the pick of the England bowlers, picking four scalps versus Pakistan in the ongoing 3rd Test being held in Rawalpindi. Pakistan resumed Day 2 on 73/3 after having earlier bowled England out for 267. Saud Shakeel's ton helped the hosts finish their innings on 344. Rehan put in a lot of hard work and got his rewards on Friday.

England captain Ben Stokes won the toss and elected to bat against Pakistan in the deciding third and final test in Rawalpindi on Thursday. With the series level at 1-1, both teams went into the match with a lone seamer in what is expected to be a spin-friendly pitch at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

After a jaw-dropping opening day's play where 13 wickets went down, Pakistan trailed by 194 runs in their first innings with seven wickets in hand.

Recalled leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed took three wickets on an engineered dry wicket and led England's strong comeback in the third and final test against Pakistan.

Saud Shakeel crafted a gritty century to haul Pakistan back into the contest as the hosts equalled England's first innings 267 on day two of the deciding third and final test on Friday. Pakistan were reeling 46-3 on Thursday before Saud went on to forge three 50-plus partnerships to help them reach 267-8 at tea.

The 20-year-old took three wickets on day two of the third Test in Rawalpindi to put England on top against Pakistan

Rehan Ahmed's three quick wickets turned an evenly poised deciding third Test England's way on Friday, leaving Pakistan teetering on 187-7 in Rawalpindi. Pakistan added 114 runs in the extended two-and-a-half-hour session due to Friday prayers.

Rehan Ahmed snatched three quick wickets as England wrestled control on the second morning of the series-deciding third Test against Pakistan. The leg-spinner, who has waited patiently for eight months since his last cap,