Ben Stokes' England seal win for the ages in Rawalpindi's dying light
Minutes away from the game ending, Jack Leach took the last wicket in an extraordinary game of cricket
Minutes away from the game ending, Jack Leach took the last wicket in an extraordinary game of cricket
Tireless final-day display speaks of conditioning and endurance on inhospitable pitch
Stats highlights from a run-fest in Rawalpindi, where England claimed a famous victory following a brave declaration
Determination not to lose at all costs defeats the purpose of inviting the big teams to play
England sealed a dramatic win over Pakistan in Rawalpindi on Monday evening. Here's how the cricket community reacted
Veteran seamer describes "incredible" Stokes as "someone you want to play for"
Michael Atherton describes dramatic Rawalpindi victory as "one of England's finest-ever Test-match wins"
Captain proud of team's selflessness and resilience in overcoming sickness and pitch
Captain's inspirational leadership dredges an impossible win from Rawalpindi road
The Pakistan fast bowler strained his quad on the first day of his debut Test in Rawalpindi
Allrounder will return to UK after jarring his knee in the field on debut in Rawalpindi
Pakistan captain backs team - and selection - after being swept aside in first Test
Brook's high-tempo fifty and early breakthroughs keep all results possible for day five
Commitment to the brand just became a little more meaningful
His quickfire fifty played a part in what has suddenly turned into a very exciting Test match
Pakistan lost four wickets in the final session to finish the day 158 behind with three first-innings wickets left
Novice offspinner showcases good fundamentals as well as a knack for taking wickets
England, Pakistan commit to going for the win after three tough days for bowlers
Brook's 153 caps record-breaking display but England toil for breakthroughs in reply
Once upon a time, only two years ago actually, batting in Rawalpindi was hard work. Now not so much
No-nonsense approach from rookie reaps rewards in record-breaking display
Stokes rings his changes and keeps attacking intent, but moribund surface is winning so far
The full round-up of records from England's first-innings total of 657 in 101 overs
Ramiz Raja warns that the country is paying price for lengthy exile from international cricket
England became the first side to score 500 runs on day one of a Test
The run fest in Rawalpindi against Pakistan threw up some amazing numbers
Positive intent from the get-go reaps rich rewards as England smash records in Rawalpindi
England cut loose against an ill-balanced attack, on another benign Pindi surface
Complementary styles and contrasting backstories could help put an end to post-Strauss blues
ICC's appeal panel reviewed match footage and concluded the pitch had "several redeeming features"
And what's the record for most hundreds scored in a Test?
Match referee Andy Pycroft ruled that the surface provided "almost no assistance to any type of bowler"
Surfaces have not been bad there historically. Ironically, they have been since he became chairman
He's still only 19, but the highs and lows he's packed into a 13-Test career have accelerated his growth into a hugely impressive cricketer
Alan, Miller and Osman sift through the runs and records after England's extraordinary victory in the first Test against Pakistan
Starring Dean Elgar, Virat Kohli, Jonny Bairstow and an England team playing a fierce and fun brand of the game
The Pakistan captain made up for not scoring a ton against Australia in March, and gave his fans what they came for
The ECB informed the PCB on Thursday morning that they had enough fit players to field an XI
Good things worth waiting for as allrounder is relaxed at prospect of delayed Test debut
Pakistan will need to win four of their remaining five Tests this cycle to stay in contention
Changes could be made to England XI after half the squad is laid low by virus on eve of match
The issue is thought to be a virus or bug rather than food poisoning, as half of England's playing squad in Pakistan falls ill
A strong first-class system is the foundation of a healthy Test nation, and not every country can afford to invest heavily in one for relatively limited returns