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England Looked Bit Lost With When The Ball Spins And Grips: Hussain
On day three of third Test at Rawalpindi, England were dismissed for 112, as Pakistan eventually chased down 36 comfortably to win the game by nine wickets and secure their first home series victory since 2021. England were 1-0 ahead after winning the series opener on a flat pitch at Multan, but lost the next two matches in spin-friendly conditions.
“It is pretty clear that when the pitch is flat and they can hit through the line, England play great cricket and can be unstoppable. But the moment it spins and holds and grips, they look a bit lost, both with bat and ball.”
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