Former Black Caps coach called in as Pakistan dump coaches and half the team mid-series against England

Pakistan pushed the panic button after heavy defeats in the two cricket tests in England by replacing seven players and two coaches.

Aug 31 : Visitors Pakistan replaced seven players and their head coach on Monday, after suffering two heavy losses to England in their ongoing three-test series.The players sent back include former captains Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Ali Agha. Opener Imam ul-Haq, who has suffered a left calf tear, has also been replace

Pakistan have ditched head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and sent several squad members back home in a dramatic response to successive Test thrashings by England, officials announced Monday.

The axed players include Salman Ali Agha, who captained Pakistan in their first Test in Leeds

Mohammad Rizwan and Ali Usman among those released with a quintet of uncapped players called up for the dead rubber at Edgbaston

Pakistan have dropped seven players and two coaches from their touring squad following their series defeat to England and ahead of the final Test at Edgbaston.

There is speculation around Pakistan's white-ball coach Mike Hesson taking over from Sarfaraz Ahmed

Interim coach Trescothick hopes for unchanged lineup England secured series win over Pakistan on Sunday Marcus Trescothick is determined to sign off as England’s interim head coach with a 100% record and has no plans to meddle with a winning formula in next week’s final Test of the summer, despite securing the series

Pakistan’s batting collapses, concerns over the Lord’s pitch and Ollie Robinson’s rampant form highlight the series.

England captain Joe Root shrugs off concerns over lbw run after Pakistan Test series win  Dawn

‘Celebrate like grown-ups’ — Joe Root urges England to behave after win  The Times

England enjoyed another dominant day at Lord's as they bowled Pakistan out for 194 in their second innings to secure a 194-run win on day four of the second Test and seal a series win, with one match to spare.

England celebrated a spectacular 194-run victory over Pakistan at Lord's, clinching a commanding 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. Despite their efforts, Pakistan's batsmen faltered, unable to surpass the 200-run mark. Ollie Robinson shone brightly, claiming eight wickets in a remarkable bowling display. This se

Robinson’s Victorian-style bowling figures secure series victory over Pakistan

How every player rated out of 10 in the second Test win over the Green Shirts at Lord's

England has beaten Pakistan by 194 runs in four days of the second test at Lord’s and won its first series since December 2024 with a match to spare

Robinson rips through Pakistan as England closes in on a series win at Lord’s  Toronto Star