Taking advantage of heavy overcast weather and morning moisture in the pitch, England fielded a four-man frontline pace attack. Meanwhile, stand-in captain Salman Agha leads a Babar Azam-less Pakistan side that opted for a balanced setup featuring seven specialist batters.
Riding on Devdutt Padikkal’s maiden Test century (167) and a sensational six-wicket haul from young spinner Manav Suthar, India wrapped up the match on the final day, improving their position on the WTC points table.
In what commentators are calling one of the most stunning upsets in Test cricket history, Bangladesh thoroughly outplayed top-ranked Australia on their home soil, wrapping up a monumental nine-wicket win on day four of the first Test in Darwin.
