Pakistan set unwanted record of zero opening stands in both innings at Headingley

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Pakistan made unwanted Test history at Headingley by losing their opening wicket without scoring a run in both innings of the match. This happened for the seventh time in Pakistan's Test cricket history, marking a rare and unfortunate milestone. England's bowlers, particularly Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue, were dominant throughout, dismantling Pakistan's batting lineup on both occasions. England secured a comprehensive innings victory inside three days, wrapping up the contest well ahead of schedule. The win gave England the lead in the ongoing three-match Test series against Pakistan.

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