Pakistan suffer a heavy collapse during the third Test against England at Edgbaston, turning the morning into an innings they later describe as embarrassing. Multiple outlets report that Pakistan break a record in an outcome they want to forget, with the result worsening their already difficult position in the match.
Both sources focus on the on-field momentum and Pakistan’s deteriorating batting performance as the day progresses. While one outlet quotes or frames the situation with a stronger characterisation of the performance, the overall reporting aligns on the same core point: Pakistan’s batting reaches a low point and is marked by an unwanted statistical record. The accounts do not detail the full record specifics in the provided text, but they consistently indicate a dramatic swing against Pakistan as the match moves through the day.
The reporting context also notes the atmosphere at the ground during the day, contrasting gloomy conditions with the mood inside Pakistan’s dressing room as the situation turns from bad to worse.
