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England in Pakistan 2024

Pakistan celebrate with the trophy after winning the Test seriesImage source, Reuters
  • Published
    24 July 2024
Updated 26 October 2024

October

7-11 1st Test, Multan

England won by an innings and 47 runs

Report. Scorecard

15-19 2nd Test, Multan (moved from Karachi)

Pakistan won by 152 runs

Report. Scorecard

24-28 3rd Test, Rawalpindi

Pakistan won by nine wickets

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