The 21-year-old Razaullah dominated with both bat and ball at Edgbaston, taking four wickets and scoring 81 off 63 balls to help Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win the third and final Test.
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Key facts
- Razaullah took four wickets in England's first innings.
- He scored 81 off 63 balls with the bat.
- Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win.
- The match is the third and final Test of the series, played at Edgbaston.
- Razaullah is 21 years old.
Pakistan’s 21-year-old Razaullah produced a standout all-round performance at Edgbaston to put his side firmly in control of the third and final Test against England, according to the BBC.
Having already made an impact with the ball, Razaullah picked up four wickets in England’s first innings to help restrict the hosts and swing momentum in Pakistan’s favour.
He then took centre stage with the bat, striking a rapid 81 from just 63 balls in an innings that helped his side build a decisive advantage.
His contributions left Pakistan able to set England a target of 130 to win the match, a total that follows the young player’s dual efforts across both disciplines.
The BBC described Razaullah as a star, highlighting how his display with both bat and ball left England flustered in the closing stages of the series.
With the third Test being the final match of the series, Razaullah’s performance places the spotlight firmly on the emerging talent as England chase down the target set before them.
Why it matters
Standout all-round displays from young players can shape the outcome of a Test series and mark the arrival of a new talent. Razaullah's performance at 21 signals a promising figure in the international game and puts pressure on England in the deciding match.
Frequently asked questions
How many wickets did Razaullah take?
Razaullah took four wickets in England's first innings, according to the BBC.
What target were England set?
Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win the third and final Test.
How many runs did Razaullah score?
He scored 81 off 63 balls with the bat at Edgbaston.
Timeline
- 'He's a star' – Razaullah shines brightest to leave England flustered
BBC Sport: After picking up four wickets in England's first innings, 21-year-old Razaullah steals the show at Edgbaston with the bat, scoring 81 off 63 balls to help Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win the third and final Test of the series.