Pakistan's Test revival begins with fast tracks for Sri Lanka series
Pakistan's Test revival begins with fast tracks for Sri Lanka series
Pakistan's Test revival begins with fast tracks for Sri Lanka series
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- Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka.
- Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship.
- The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17.
- Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka.
- Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship.
- The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17.
- Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka.
- Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship.
- The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17.
Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka. Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship. The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17. Azan Awais and Abdullah Fazal are emerging as the leading contenders to open the batting.
Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka. Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship. The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17. Azan Awais and Abdullah Fazal are emerging as the leading contenders to open the batting.
Pakistan have begun their bid to turn around a poor year in Test cricket, with head coach Mike Hesson ordering fast, pace-friendly pitches for the home series against Sri Lanka. Pakistan have lost six of their seven Tests in 2026 and sit ninth in the ICC rankings and last in the World Test Championship. The first Test starts in Rawalpindi on November 9, followed by the second in Lahore on November 17. Azan Awais and Abdullah Fazal are emerging as the leading contenders to open the batting.
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