England tour of Pakistan 2022

Under-fire Pakistan skipper Babar Azam blamed injuries to his frontline fast bowlers for a clean sweep in the Test series at the hands of Ben Stokes-led England on December 20.

On the back of a superb performance on debut from Rehan Ahmed and Harry Brook's third consecutive century, England on December 20 (Tuesday) trounced Pakistan by eight wickets in the third and final Test match in Karachi.

On the back of a superb performance on debut from Rehan Ahmed and Harry Brook's third consecutive century, England on December 20 (Tuesday) trounced Pakistan by eight wickets in the third and final Test match in Karachi.

On the back of a superb performance on debut from Rehan Ahmed and Harry Brook's third consecutive century, England on December 20 (Tuesday) trounced Pakistan by eight wickets in the third and final Test match in Karachi.

Pakistan skipper Babar Azam stayed off the field for first hour on Day 2 (December 18) of the third Test against England at National Stadium, Karachi.

Teenager Rehan Ahmed became the youngest men's Test debutant for England on December 17 (Saturday) when he was handed his maiden Test cap moments before the 3rd Test match between Pakistan and the Three Lions in Karachi.

Babar Azam-led Pakistan will walk out in the third and final Test of the series in Karachi on December 17 which will also be Azhar Ali's final Test appearance.

Pakistan's star batter Azhar Ali has announced his retirement from the longest format of the game on Friday (December 16) as the third Test against England will be his last dance.

Ahead of the third Test match against England, Pakistan suffered a major setback as young pace sensation Naseem Shah was ruled out of the final game of the series.

Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik suggested a change in the Test outfit ahead of the last Test of the three-Test series.

Former Pakistan cricketer Shahid Afridi has claimed that skipper Babar Azam has not been taking the advice of the senior players while planning for matches following the side's loss to England in their second home Test.

As Pakistan lost two Test matches in the space of a week against England and with it the series as well, vexation is likely to encircle the Pakistan dressing room.

England secured a brilliant 74-run win over Pakistan in the historic three-match Test series in Rawalpindi on the last day on December 05 (Monday).

Ben Stokes-led England were under pressure but they did not waver as they beat Pakistan by 26 runs on Day 4 in Multan on December 12 (Monday).

England captain Ben Stokes feels that Harry Brook has all the skillset to emulate the batting juggernaut Virat Kohli's all-format supremacy after the English young gun's exemplary show in Pakistan.

England skipper Ben Stokes was left stunned after Pakistan's tailender Mohammad Ali refused to participate in the customary handshake with him after the conclusion of the second Test in Multan on Monday (December 12). England rocked Pakistan by 26 runs in the second Test following it up with the first match victory to take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

England jolted hosts Pakistan yet again in their own fort as Ben Stokes-led side clinched the three-match Test series 2-0 with a match to spare after a 26-run victory in the second tie inside four days on Monday (December 12). After the victory, England skipper Stokes lauded team for redefining the format.

It was a riveting contest between England and Pakistan on Day 4 of the Multan Test.

Ben Stokes-led England were under pressure but they did not waver as they beat Pakistan by 26 runs on Day 4 in Multan.

 Pakistan's Mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed couldn't have asked more from his Test debut as he showed the world what he is capable of on Sunday (December 11). On Day 3 of the second Test against England in Multan, Abrar went on to script history as he emulated the record of most wickets by a Pakistan bowler on Test debut. The 24-year-old leg-spinner clinched the milestone to equal former Pakistan's pacer Mohammad Zahid’s record.