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In a stunning display, England defeated Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs in the Multan Test, marking a remarkable turnaround after conceding 556 runs in the first innings. Joe Root and Harry Brook's record partnership propelled England to 823 runs, leading to Pakistan's collapse in the second innings.
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As Pakistan prepares for a crucial Test series against England, the team faces significant turmoil, having lost three of their last 17 Tests. Meanwhile, Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan navigates political unrest at home while contemplating his cricketing future amid murder charges linked to protests.
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In a remarkable display, England's Harry Brook scored 317 and Joe Root added 262, leading the team to a total of 823 for seven declared against Pakistan in Multan. This marks England's highest Test total and the first triple century by an English player in 34 years. Pakistan struggled in their second innings, trailing by 244 runs at tea.