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England beat Pakistan in thrilling series opener

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England have beaten Pakistan by 74 runs at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on day five of their series opener.

James Anderson and Ollie Robinson collected four wickets each with Pakistan bowled out for 268 in the second innings.

The win is England’s first victory on Pakistan soil since 2005 and many are saying it’s one of England’s best ever.

The second test in the three match series begins on Friday, December 9th at the Multan Cricket Stadium.

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