Razaullah Batting Video: Watch Pakistan Cricketer Score Sensational 81 off 63 Balls on Debut in PAK vs ENG 3rd Test 2026
Pakistan debutant Razaullah Mashwani captivated cricket fans by smashing 81 runs off just 63 balls on Day 3 of the 3rd Test against England at Edgbaston on September 11, 2026. His electrifying innings, featuring nine sixes, propelled Pakistan to 449 in their second innings, setting England a target of 130 for victory on Day 4.
Pakistan's hopes of avoiding a humiliating 3-0 whitewash against England received a monumental shot in the arm on Friday, September 11, 2026, thanks to a sensational maiden Test innings from debutant Razaullah Mashwani, which concluded Day 3 of the third Test at Edgbaston. The 21-year-old fast bowler, batting at number nine, hammered an astonishing 81 runs from just 63 deliveries, single-handedly turning the tide on Day 3 of the third Test at Edgbaston. Razaullah Hits Fastest Fifty for Pakistan on Debut in Tests, Achieves Feat During PAK vs ENG 3rd Test 2026.
Razaullah Stuns England at Edgbaston
Razaullah's fearless assault propelled Pakistan from a precarious position to a formidable total of 449 all out in their second innings, leaving England with a challenging target of 130 runs to chase on Day 4 to seal a clean sweep.
A Debut to Remember
Having arrived at the crease with Pakistan struggling at 318 for 8, Razaullah Mashwani wasted no time in unleashing an audacious array of strokes. His innings was a masterclass in aggressive lower-order batting, featuring four boundaries and a remarkable nine towering sixes. This explosive performance saw him reach his half-century off just 43 balls, setting a new national record for Pakistan's fastest fifty on Test debut.
The 21-year-old's nine maximums also saw him equal two significant Test records: the most sixes in a Test innings in England, a feat previously achieved by Ben Stokes in the 2023 Ashes, and the most sixes by a batter on Test debut, matching New Zealand's Tim Southee.
Crucial Partnership Frustrates England
Razaullah found an able partner in Mohammad Abbas, who contributed a valuable 42 runs, his highest Test score to date. The duo stitched together a crucial 121-run stand for the ninth wicket, frustrating the English bowlers who had seemingly been on course for a quick wrap-up. Their partnership pushed Pakistan's lead to 129 runs, a far cry from the dire situation they faced earlier in the innings after being bowled out for a meagre 133 in their first innings.
Earlier in Pakistan's second innings, captain Shan Masood had anchored the recovery with a patient 95, while Azan Awais added 59 and Babar Azam scored a valuable 76, laying the foundation for Razaullah's late heroics. Fans Troll Babar Azam and Co As Shubman Gill’s 2025 Run Tally in England Outscores Pakistan Team.
Match at a Glance (End of Day 3)
| Team | 1st Innings | 2nd Innings |
|---|---|---|
| England | 453 all out | - |
| Pakistan | 133 all out | 449 all out |
England require 130 runs to win on Day 4.
Having dominated the series with victories in the first two Tests at Headingley and Lord's, England now find themselves facing an unexpected fight. The stage is set for a thrilling final day at Edgbaston, with Pakistan buoyed by Razaullah's incredible performance and England seeking to quickly claim the remaining runs for a comprehensive series win. Cricket fans across the globe will be keenly watching the conclusion of this dramatic encounter.
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