Reshuffled Pakistan seek fightback against dominant England at Edgbaston
For the visitors, the final Test offers an opportunity not only to avoid a 3-0 whitewash but also to begin rebuilding confidence after a turbulent period marked by poor performances, disciplinary concerns and sweeping changes to the squad. Punjab appoints Khalid Parvaiz as new EOC Coordinator for polio eradication Newly appointed red-ball coach Mike Hesson has been handed the difficult task of reviving Pakistan’s fortunes at short notice. Several players were sent home following an internal disciplinary review, forcing Pakistan to make major changes to their combination ahead of the decisive encounter.
- ▪For the visitors, the final Test offers an opportunity not only to avoid a 3-0 whitewash but also to begin rebuilding confidence after a turbulent period marked by poor performances, disciplinary concerns and sweeping changes to the squad.
- ▪Punjab appoints Khalid Parvaiz as new EOC Coordinator for polio eradication Newly appointed red-ball coach Mike Hesson has been handed the difficult task of reviving Pakistan’s fortunes at short notice.
- ▪Several players were sent home following an internal disciplinary review, forcing Pakistan to make major changes to their combination ahead of the decisive encounter.
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| Publication time | Wed, 09 Sep 2026 05:20:00 +0500 |
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LAHORE - Pakistan will face a daunting challenge at Edgbaston when they take on England in the third and final Test today (Tuesday), with the hosts targeting a series clean sweep and the visitors fighting to salvage pride after a troubled campaign that has extended well beyond their disappointing performances on the field. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); England have already wrapped up the three-match series with commanding victories in the opening two Tests, leaving Pakistan desperate for a response in Birmingham.
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