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Shadab Khan given out LBW in Lahore, then decision reversed after England celebrate

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The incident occurred in the 45th over of the match in Lahore, when Gus Atkinson trapped Shadab Khan on the pads. The umpire raised his finger, and Shadab began walking off the field. England's players believed they had secured the wicket and started celebrating, with some shaking hands. Television graphics briefly showed England winning by 20 runs before the situation changed. The report describes the sequence as a twist that followed the premature celebrations.

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