The first-ever Test at Tarouba takes a decisive turn on the third day, with 14 wickets falling and Pakistan moving the match toward its conclusion. According to reports, the action continues after play begins on a humid, sunny morning, when the teams resume with the pitch conditions appearing similar to those at the start of the day. Pakistan’s innings and bowling sequence put substantial pressure on the opposing side, resulting in the day’s total of 14 wickets. The match is described as “hurried” toward its denouement as the wickets mount, indicating Pakistan’s control over proceedings. Both sources characterize the day as a major swing in the game’s momentum, highlighting the volume of wickets taken rather than a single standout event. While the reports do not provide full innings details in the excerpts provided, they agree on the central facts: this is Tarouba’s first Test, the third day produces a 14-wicket haul, and Pakistan’s performance drives the match into its final phase.