England Sweep Pakistan 3-0 in One-Sided Test Series

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England defeated Pakistan 3-0 in a clean sweep across a three-match Test series. Pakistan struggled throughout, rarely appearing competitive against the English side. The visitors looked underprepared for much of the series, with their performance declining sharply as matches progressed. The series began poorly for Pakistan, who lost a wicket on the very first ball, and ended on a similarly low note with a misfield on the final delivery. By the end of the tour, Pakistan's playing XI had changed so significantly that it barely resembled the squad that had originally arrived in England.

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