England Cricket team won the third Test Match by 8 wickets at Karachi and whitewashed the strong Men dressed in Green by 3-0. Since the visitors won the Test match without their star fast bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad (who were not on the Test tour), they would be extremely pleased.

After bowling Pakistan out for 216 runs earlier, England needed 167 runs to win the Test match.

Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel failed once more to score a significant amount. Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley got the team off to a flying start with an explosive 87-run first partnership.

Complete Performance from England

In Pakistan’s second innings, the 18-year-old leg spinner was a nightmare to watch. The debutant scored 5 runs and took 5 wickets, giving up 48 runs in 14.5 overs on the pitch. Because of how much control he displayed, it never appeared that he was playing in his first Test match. The spinner was criticized after taking two wickets in the first innings, but he displayed a lot of character.

As the right-handed batter notched his third home run of the series, Harry Brook continued his hot streak. He and Stokes misunderstood each other, but Brook didn’t panic because he played a fantastic shot. The hitter was very enthused about pivoting the strike. In a short amount of time, Brook has become an essential member of the team. In the first innings, England had a crucial lead of 50 runs, which proved to be very important.

As they failed once more in the crucial moments of the match, Pakistan would be completely dissatisfied with their performance. Pakistan was greatly harmed by the injuries because they lost Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah, and others. England wouldn’t have considered winning the Test Series by 3-0, so they would be thrilled.

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ICC World Test Championship Table

England remained in fifth place with a percentile of 47 thanks to this victory. Pakistan is out of the WTC 2021-23 final race now that England has successfully spoiled their party. Pakistan would like to finish the cycle on a high note when they play New Zealand in their next Test match.