Pakistan triumphed over England in the third Test match, securing a series victory with a nine-wicket win in Rawalpindi. In the 15th over, England found themselves at 47-3, with Joe Root on 13 and Harry Brook on 18. Sajid Khan bowled with remarkable speed, making it a challenging over for the English batsmen, who managed only a single from Root. The atmosphere was lively, with fans appreciating the unique style of the game, as reflected in a playful poem that celebrated the fast-paced action and the impressive skills on display. This victory marks a significant achievement for Pakistan, showcasing their strength in the series against England.

**England Faces Series Defeat as Wickets Fall Following Pakistan's Resurgence** In a dramatic turn of events during the third Test, England finds itself on the verge of a series defeat after a remarkable performance from Pakistan. On day two, England managed to score 267 runs in their first innings but struggled significantly in their second, ending the day at 24 for 3 and trailing by 53 runs. The day was largely defined by Saud Shakeel, whose composed century was pivotal for Pakistan. His innings of 134 runs, built through crucial partnerships with Pakistan's spin bowlers, Noman Ali and Sajid Khan, propelled the visitors to a first-innings total of 344, giving them a lead of 77 runs. As England took to the field for their second innings, they faced a daunting challenge. With just nine overs left to play before stumps, they lost three quick wickets, including their openers and Ollie Pope, leaving them in a precarious position. The spin duo of Noman and Sajid once again proved to be England's undoing, leaving the team in a tough spot as they look to avoid a series defeat.