ENG vs PAK: Ollie Robinson wreaked havoc once again, helping England crush Pakistan by 194 runs in the Lord’s Test. With this victory, England clinched the series. Given Pakistan’s batting performance, it wouldn’t have been wrong to say the outcome of the match was a foregone conclusion. However, Pakistan needed to make a difference. However, Babar Azam and his team failed to do so. Pakistan were set a daunting target of 389 runs to level the series.
However, the team lost three wickets at the score of 14. Saud Shakeel, who had been struggling for runs for some time, came out determined to make his mark. He kept Pakistan’s hopes alive by sharing a 97-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Shan Masood. But when this partnership broke, Saud Shakeel began to add runs quickly. He scored quickly against the short ball.
England dominate at Lord’s to clinch the #WTC27 series 2-0 against Pakistan 💪
— ICC (@ICC) August 30, 2026
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Ollie Robinson took eight wickets in the match
However, he lost his wicket on the same ball at the score of 97. Pakistan managed to score 194 runs in the second innings, and Shakeel contributed 50 percent of that. Six Pakistani batsmen failed to reach double figures in the second innings. Ollie Robinson bowled brilliantly for England, taking four wickets. He was supported by Josh Tongue, who dismissed the lower-order batsmen. Ollie Robinson had also taken four wickets in the first innings and was named Man of the Match for his performance.
England have now won the series with an unassailable 2-0 lead. This is England’s first Test series win since December 2024. England have won their last five Test matches at Lord’s. Their last defeat here came in the 2023 Ashes series.
Brief scores: England 290 (Jamie Smith 61; Mohammad Abbas 4-73) & 208 (Dan Lawrence 54; Mohammad Abbas 5-57) beat Pakistan 110 (Azan Awais 46; Ollie Robinson 4-11) & 194 (Saud Shakeel 97; Ollie Robinson 4-24) by 194 runs
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