Brydon Carse, suspended for three months due to betting activities, makes an impressive debut for England in the first Test against Pakistan in Multan. Despite the ban, the Durham fast bowler was motivated to work on his fitness and make a comeback in international cricket. His return proved successful as he took four wickets and helped England win the match by an innings. Carse stated that the thought of playing for England kept him going during the difficult period.
England pulled off a thrilling victory over Pakistan on Friday, securing an innings and 47 run win in the first test match. Bowler Jack Leach was on top form, taking the final wicket of Naseem Shah during the fifth day of the test. Pakistan's defeat came despite valiant efforts from Salman Ali Agha and Aamer Jamal, who both registered half centuries but were unable to prevent their team's demise.
England's strong performance in the first Test against Pakistan showcases their dominance on the Pakistani soil, with a record-setting partnership between Harry Brook and Joe Root leading them to victory. England's bowlers led by Jack Leach ensured a quick dismissal of the hosts on the fifth day, securing an innings and 47 runs win and drawing first blood in the three-match series. This win marks England's fourth consecutive Test triumph against Pakistan on their home ground, with several new milestones achieved by the team including their highest and second-highest individual scores by Brook and Root respectively.