The Pakistan vs England 2nd Test match is happening right now at the Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan, from October 15 to 19, starting at 10:00 AM local time.

Pakistan vs England, 2nd Test Live Cricket

Here are the key match facts for the 2nd Test between Pakistan and England:

– Match Details: The match is part of the England tour of Pakistan 2024 and will be played from October 15 to 19, 2024.
– Toss: Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat ¹.
– Time and Venue: The match will start at 10:00 AM local time at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan ¹.
– Umpires: Kumar Dharmasena and Chris Gaffaney will be the on-field umpires, with Sharfuddoula serving as the third umpire.
– Match Referee: Richie Richardson will be the match referee .
– Teams: Pakistan will face England, with Pakistan looking to bounce back after losing the first Test ².
– Pitch Conditions: The pitch is expected to be a turning track, with Pakistan hoping it will help their spinners ².
– England’s Changes: England has made two changes to their lineup, bringing in Ben Stokes and Matthew Potts for Chris Woakes and Gus Atkinson.
– Pakistan’s Changes: Pakistan has made significant changes, dropping Babar Azam and bringing in Kamran Ghulam for his debut, along with three frontline spinners.

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How many times has Pakistan won against England?

Pakistan has won 32 times against England in their 92 one-day international (ODI) matches ¹. England slightly edges Pakistan with 57 wins. This head-to-head record showcases the competitive history between the two teams.

Here’s a brief overview of Pakistan’s performance against England:

– Total Matches: 92
– Pakistan Wins: 32
– England Wins: 57
– Tied/No Result: 3

Would you like to know more about their encounters or stats in other formats, like Test matches or Twenty20 Internationals?

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What is the Test team record of Pakistan?

Overall Test Record (as of Sept 2024):

– Total Matches: 458
– Won: 148
– Lost: 144
– Drawn: 166

Notable Achievements:

– Won the 1998-99 Asian Test Championship, defeating Sri Lanka in the final by an innings and 175 runs.

Breakdown by Opponent:

You can find the detailed breakdown of Pakistan’s Test record against specific opponents on Wikipedia.

Top Test Wins:

– Most wins against: Sri Lanka (21)
– Most losses against: England (28)

Home and Away Records:

– Home: Won 83, Lost 43, Drawn 93
– Away: Won 65, Lost 101, Drawn 73

Recent Form:

Keep an eye on Pakistan’s recent performances and upcoming matches.

Which Pak batsman scored most in Test?

Hanif Mohammad’s 337 runs against the West Indies in 1958 is the highest individual score by a Pakistani cricketer, surpassing the previous best of 209 by Imtiaz Ahmed, which was established in 1955. It is also the eighth-highest individual score in Test cricket.

Younis Khan holds the record for the most runs scored by a Pakistani batsman in Test cricket, with an impressive 10,099 runs under his belt, scored over 118 matches between 2000 and 2017. His highest score was 313, and he maintained a remarkable average of 52.05 ¹.

Other notable Pakistani batsmen who have made significant contributions to the team’s Test cricket history include:

– Javed Miandad: 8,832 runs in 124 matches
– Inzamam-ul-Haq: 8,829 runs in 119 matches
– Mohammad Yousuf: 7,530 runs in 90 matches
– Azhar Ali: 7,142 runs in 97 matches

Hanif Mohammad’s 337 runs against the West Indies in 1958 remain the highest individual score by a Pakistani cricketer in Test cricket.

Which is the toughest test of Pakistan?

es, the Engineering College Admission Test (ECAT) is indeed considered one of the most challenging entrance exams in Pakistan. The startling statistic that only 1-2% of candidates score 50% or above marks highlights its difficulty level.

ECAT’s toughness can be attributed to:

1. Comprehensive syllabus
2. High-level math and science questions
3. Time pressure
4. Competition from top students
5. Limited seats in top engineering universities

Top engineering universities in Pakistan, such as:

1. Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS)
2. National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST)
3. Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS)

use ECAT scores as a primary criterion for admission.

To tackle ECAT’s challenges, candidates often:

1. Prepare extensively (6-12 months)
2. Join coaching centers or online platforms
3. Focus on conceptual understanding
4. Practice with mock tests and past papers
5. Develop time management skills

Scoring well in ECAT requires dedication, hard work, and strategic preparation.