Smith's Heroics Salvage England Against Pakistan's Spin
Jamie Smith showcased resilience with a crucial innings of 89, steering England from a precarious 118-6 to 267 all out in the third Test against Pakistan. The engineered pitch at Rawalpindi favored spinners, with Sajid Khan and Noman Ali dominating England’s lineup. By stumps, Pakistan trailed by 194 runs.
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Jamie Smith provided a lifeline for England with a tenacious knock of 89 against Pakistan's formidable spin on a dry, tailored pitch during the decisive final Test on Thursday.
From a perilous position at 118-6, Smith's efforts, supported by Gus Atkinson's 39, propelled England to 267 all out. The duo's gritty 105-run stand was pivotal amid Pakistan's relentless spin attack.
The day ended with Pakistan at 73-3, trailing by 194 runs, as the visitors resisted further setbacks on a challenging wicket at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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