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Saqib strikes again! He crossed Fajal, who wanted to cut forward, but ended up blocking the ball on the left side of the second slide. Unfortunately for him, the second error was Zach Crowley, who was 6 feet 5 inches tall and was waiting to receive the ball.

4th place: Pakistan 19-0 (Imam-ul-Haq 13, Fakhar Zaman 6) It was Gregory’s turn to provide the freebies, which was also hidden by the Imam, as if he was facing Saqib in slow motion. He was making a hundred clips that were only leisurely cut from the mat-but then he tried to cut it and broke it, which left a leg-to-leg gully from the bottom edge.

Third round: Pakistan 13-0 (Imam Ur-Haq 8, Fahal Zaman 5) It was Saqib again, who found the edge of Fakhar’s bat, but saw the gap fly past the vacant third and slip away from four. By the way, Saqib made a strangled LBW shout at the Imam in the first game. England did not review this, suspected to be inside-but it was ahead of schedule, if they did a review, then Will be out. When you need him, where is Stuart Broad?

Second round: Pakistan 9-0 (Imam Hack 8, Fahal Zaman 1) At the other end is Lewis Gregory, the best player of Saturday’s game, his little swinger is deceptive. When Fakhar Zaman glanced with his leg, he remained nervous and only admitted one.

Game 1: Pakistan 8-0 (Imam-Ur-Haq 8, Fahal Zaman 0) Imam-ul-Haq is a big-name player who has gone through a miserable time and has scored 0 and 1 so far. But the first ball in the first game was a gift, hit too high on his mat, and he cut it off, as if it had never happened in the past week. Then, when Saqib found the hallway, he played twice, but missed two more times, but another one came for me, and the imam stuffed there four more times. The game starts now.

Where the players are The ball is in the hands of Saqib Mahmood, the player so far in the series.

The sky has been showing some pictures of Bob Willis while he was battling prostate cancer. They are so touching: he looks very different and very much like himself—pointy, beaded, angular, and cute. His widow, Lauren Clark, was interviewing on the court. “I hope I don’t have to do this,” she said, “but we are trying to do positive things from very bad situations.”

Mike Atherton, who was with her, said that Willis’ character has two very different aspects-a terrible fast bowler becomes an outspoken expert, and then a “warm and shy “The private man. He would hate all these fuss, and they agreed, although he would be proud of what he had achieved-not only raising funds, but also raising awareness of a certain disease that would sneak into men of a certain age and possibly Will be too embarrassed to face it.

United Kingdom 1 Phil Salt, 2 Dawid Malan, 3 Zak Crawley, 4 James Vince, 5 Ben Stokes (captain), 6 John Simpson (wkt), 7 Lewis Gregory, 8 Craig Overton, 9 Brydon Carse, 10 Saqib Mahmood, 11 Matt Parkinson.

Pakistan 1 Fakhar Zaman, 2 Imam-ul-Haq, 3 Babar Azam (capt), 4 Mohammad Rizwan (wkt), 5 Saud Shakeel, 6 Sohaib Maqsood, 7 Shadab Khan, 8 Faheem Ashraf, 9 Hasan Ali, 10 Shaheen Shah Afridi, 11 Harris Low.

After making 11 mandatory changes at the beginning of the series, England has not made any changes since then, so the likes of Wiljax and David Payne will have to wait for their turn. Pakistan has not changed.

Ben Stokes turned a page from Eoin Morgan’s book.

In the afternoon, everyone, welcome to the last act of the wonderful drama. Stokes and the Understudies: A story so incredible and cute, if it were on stage, it might have to be a musical. Today, this weird England lineup-seven Cinderellas, two or three princes, not an ugly sister-either ends the rout or returns to Earth vigorously. As in the previous two games, they have almost nothing to lose.

Pakistan has made great progress from the first game to the second game, and they are likely to do it again today in Edgbaston. They will not always have uneven skin tone: they only need Babar Azam to see Saqib Mahmood off, and the backup sewing machine is more like Shaheen Shah Afridi and Hasan Ali. In this round of white ball matches, the scoring line oddly remained at 7, England, Sri Lanka and Pakistan 0. The 52-point victory on Saturday was our closest result to a close game, so come on guys, give us suspense.

Not that today is about games. This is also about the great late Bob Willis, because his hometown has become #BlueForBob. A few weeks ago, I walked past his memorial bench on the Barnes Green in southwest London. It is elegant and dignified. Simply put, he is “cricketer and gentleman”. He is also an excellent fast bowler, a very decent England captain, a very bad batsman, an acrimonious commentator, a severely insomniac, and such a big Bob Dee. Lun fan, so much so that Dylan is his middle name. So there may be weird Dylan references today because we are entangled in Bob.

The game starts at 1 p.m. British time, the forecast is no problem once, and I will return to Toss and the team around 12.35.