PAK vs ENG: Test Records and Stats at National Stadium, Karachi

The third and final Test of England’s Tour to Pakistan will be taking place from December 17 at the National Stadium in Karachi. After losing the first two Tests of the historic series, the Babar Azam-led side are out of contention for the World Test Championship final scenario. But nevertheless, the hosts will look to bounce back before the year ends. England, on the other hand, will definitely back their chances of white-washing Pakistan on their home turf and most importantly, improve their position at the points table.

A day prior to the match, the English management announced the playing XI and without any surprises, the veteran seamer James Anderson has been rested for the dead rubber. The 24-year-old Will Jacks too will miss the Test as Rehan Ahmed is all set to make his international debut against Pakistan.

PAK vs ENG: Test Head-to-Head Record

The hosts are currently trailing against England in the longest format of the game. The first Test between these two nations was played in 1954 where the match finished on level terms at the iconic Lord’s. The Three Lions, however, have the edge in the series and a chance to add to their 28 times win tally. 

PAK vs ENG: Test Records and Stats at National Stadium, Karachi

The National Stadium in Karachi hosted these two nations seven times in Test cricket. In recent times, the pitch has offerd good assistance to the batters. Spinners may come in handy later on in the match. Thus, batting first will be ideal in the third Test of the iconic Test series.