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14 September 2026

Pakistan fined, docked 11 points in Edgbaston Test for slow over rate

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Pakistan fined, docked 11 points in Edgbaston Test for slow over rate

The visitors were 11 overs short of their target as England won the match by eight wickets to sweep the series 3-0.

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