Pakistan end their second innings on 449 all out at Edgbaston after a dramatic late fightback that England bowlers struggle to contain.
Several outlets highlight the same turning point: Razaullah’s extraordinary hitting, described as a burst of power from a lower-order position that includes a rapid sequence of sixes. His innings helps Pakistan overcome earlier pressure and prevent England from securing a decisive advantage in the middle and late stages.
Across the reports, the emphasis remains on Pakistan’s resilience and the scale of the late acceleration, rather than on any single England bowling figure or a specific match-plan change. The coverage focuses on the contrast between England’s earlier period of control and the final phase when Pakistan’s batting attack, led by the number nine’s assault, shifts the momentum back toward the home team’s opponents. With Pakistan posting 449 all out, the match context moves to how England respond to the total.
