Mohammad Rizwan had a cheeky remark behind the stumps as England batting order had an underwhelming outing in the first innings of the Rawalpindi Test.

Pakistan wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan trolled England batter Harry Brook with the cheeky remark, "No more Bazball," as England struggled to handle the quality spin bowling of Sajid Khan and Noman Ali.

Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan expressed his frustration with the DRS after a review reversed an lbw decision against England's Brydon Carse during the second Test. Rizwan's comments were caught by a stump microphone and went viral.

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England captain Ben Stokes believes the series-deciding third Test against Pakistan starting Thursday will boil down to a spin battle on a Rawalpindi pitch likely to favour slow bowlers.

Pakistan's ploy of manufacturing a spin-friendly surface days before the third Test against England backfired on Thursday after the visitors gained the upper hand batting first in Rawalpindi. Spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali had taken all 20 wickets in the second Test in Multan,

England’s top order fell apart on the first morning of the series deciding third Test against Pakistan, tumbling to 110 for five in Rawalpindi. Facing the familiar duo of Sajid Khan and Noman Ali, the spinners who shared all 20 wickets in their side’s victory in Multan,

England won their first toss in eight attempts and opted to bat against Pakistan in the deciding third Test in Rawalpindi. After winning the second Test to square the series in Multan on the same surface that England took 1-0 ahead in the opener,