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England bowl Pakistan out for 133, 3-0 series sweep

By Drooid · Sep 11, 2026, 11:43 PM UTC · How we work

Summary

England Whitewash

England bowled Pakistan out for 133 and scored 453, clinching a 3-0 series whitewash.
Debutant Razaullah dismissed Joe Root with his fourth ball and finished with figures 4-42.
Razaullah later hit 81 off 63 balls, including nine sixes, matching Ben Stokes’ England six record.
Pakistan’s top five wickets fell for single figures, a first in England, at 26-4 early.

Summary

Pakistan Overhauls Squad

Pakistan axed seven players and added seven replacements ahead of the third Test.
Captain Nasser Hussain called the hurried inclusion of Saim Ayub a disrespect to Test cricket.
England pacer Ollie Robinson missed a series match with knee soreness, raising durability concerns.
Sonny Baker earned a Test call-up after Carse’s off-field issues, beating veteran Fisher for the spot.

History

Historical Context

By 1992 the Cricket World Cup had moved beyond England, with Australia and New Zealand co-hosting the first day-night final on 25 March. New rules—coloured kits, white balls and revised fielding limits—paired with South Africa’s debut after apartheid. Pakistan, led by Imran Khan’s 72, beat England by 22 runs, securing its inaugural title.

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England Whitewash

England bowled Pakistan out for 133 and scored 453, clinching a 3-0 series whitewash.
Debutant Razaullah dismissed Joe Root with his fourth ball and finished with figures 4-42.
Razaullah later hit 81 off 63 balls, including nine sixes, matching Ben Stokes’ England six record.
Pakistan’s top five wickets fell for single figures, a first in England, at 26-4 early.

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