England's Resilient Victory: A Mammoth Comeback Against Pakistan

England's cricket team, led by stand-in skipper Ollie Pope, achieved a remarkable victory against Pakistan. Despite conceding 556 runs, England's strong batting response led by Harry Brook and Joe Root secured an innings win. Pope praised the team's fitness and determination while acknowledging Pakistan's effort.

England's stand-in captain, Ollie Pope, lauded his team's fitness and determination following their impressive innings and 47-run victory over Pakistan, despite initially conceding 556 runs. Key contributions from batsmen Harry Brook and Joe Root were pivotal in scripting the historic win.

England responded robustly to Pakistan's daunting total with a monumental 823-7, thanks to Brook's 317 and Root's 262 on a flat pitch. The visitors secured their victory early on the fifth day by taking the necessary three wickets.

Pope recognized the efforts of both the bowlers and batsmen, highlighting their resolve and skill. He expressed empathy for Pakistan, who have now faced six consecutive losses and have not secured a Test victory at home since 2021.

(With inputs from agencies.)