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20 runs in 6 innings: Pak openers register worst Test series in 35 years vs England

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NITESH DUBEY
20 runs in 6 innings: Pak openers register worst Test series in 35 years vs England
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Pakistan's opening cricket batters recorded their worst performance in 35 years during a three-match Test series against England. The opening pairs managed a combined total of only 20 runs across six innings, placing significant pressure on the middle order.

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This historic batting collapse highlights a major crisis in Pakistan's cricket team structure and performance consistency at the international level.

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Pakistan's opening batters endured a disastrous Test series against England, combining for just 20 runs across six opening partnerships in the three-match series, their joint-worst performance in 35 years. The latest failure came in the third Test at Edgbaston, where Pakistan's opening pair was dismissed without adding a run to the scoreboard in the second innings.The 20-run aggregate is Pakistan's lowest for an opening partnership across a Test series since their home series against the West Indies in 1990-91.Three opening combinations, no 10-run standPakistan tried three different opening combinations during the series, but none managed to produce even a double-digit stand.TestOpening Pair1st Innings2nd Innings1st Test, HeadinglyAzan Awais & Imam-ul-Haq002nd Test, Lord'sAzan Awais & Shan Masood573rd Test, EdgbastonAzan Awais & Saim Ayub80Total137Across six innings, Pakistan's openers managed just 20 runs, with their best opening stand being only eight runs.Awais fights alone at the topAzan Awais was the only Pakistan…

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