Pakistan openers score just 20 runs in 6 innings, worst Test series in 35 years

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Pakistan's opening batsmen endured a historically poor run in their recent Test series against England, managing a combined total of only 20 runs across six partnerships. The performance marked the team's worst opening record in 35 years. None of the partnerships crossed the 10-run mark, reflecting a persistent inability to provide solid starts. Azan Awais showed some individual resilience, but his opening partners consistently failed to support him. The rot was most evident in the first innings at Edgbaston, where Pakistan's top order suffered a particularly damaging collapse.

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