Pakistan vs England Test Series 2026: Schedule, Squads & Captains
Full schedule, both squads, and the captaincy changes on both sides driving this series.
View Overview →Every article on this series in one place: the pre-series schedule and squads, the Babar Azam injury story, and day-by-day coverage as the opening Test unfolds.
Full schedule, both squads, and the captaincy changes on both sides driving this series.
View Overview →Stay updated with live scores, toss news, and confirmed Playing XIs from Lord’s. Follow every major development from Pakistan’s second Test against England.
Read More →Joe Root and Jordan Cox calmly complete England’s 130-run chase as Pakistan’s incredible fightback falls short in the third Test at Edgbaston.
Read More →After taking four wickets on debut, Razaullah smashed 81 off 63 balls as Pakistan recovered from 133 all out to 449, leaving England a target of 130 on Day 4.
Read More →England dominate the second Test day with 453, but Shan Masood and Azan Awais steady Pakistan after two early blows as rain brings play to an end.
Read More →Pakistan were bowled out for just 133, and England closed Day 1 on 156/4, with Harry Brook unbeaten on 52 and Dan Lawrence 5*. The hosts lead by 23 runs.
Read More →England chase a 3-0 series sweep while Pakistan fight for pride, redemption and a final chance to change the story of a turbulent tour.
Read More →Babar Azam declares himself fit and returns for the Lord's Test starting August 27, 2026. Full match details and team news.
Read More →Pakistan's bowlers fought back strongly at Lord's as England reached 248/9 after a rain-affected opening day. Mohammad Abbas took four wickets, while Jordan Cox and Jamie Smith hit valuable half-centuries to rescue England from 36/3.
Read More →England completed their first innings at 290 before dismissing Pakistan for just 110, securing a huge 180-run lead. England then reached 81/3 by stumps, extending their overall advantage to 261 runs despite another weather-interrupted day.
Read More →England moved further ahead at Lord's, reaching 177/7 in their second innings to establish a commanding 357-run lead over Pakistan. Dan Lawrence remained unbeaten on 50 as persistent rain restricted Day 3 to just 24.5 overs.
Read More →England beat Pakistan by 194 runs in the second Test at Lord's after bowling Pakistan out for 194 while chasing 389. Mohammad Abbas took a five-wicket haul, while Saud Shakeel's 97 was Pakistan's top score.
Read More →The full timeline on Babar Azam's hand injury and Salman Agha's emergency captaincy.
Read More →England made early inroads on a rain-hit day, as Salman Agha led Pakistan for the first time.
Read Report →Continuing from where they left, England 366/8 to take a commanding 195-run lead at stumps.
Read Report →Visitors collapsed in their second innings handing England an inning victory.
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