Shoaib and Kaneria destroy England
Pakistan romped to an emphatic victory at Lahore with a stunning bowling display in the afternoon which blew England away and earned them a 2-0 series win
29/11Result
3rd Test, England tour of Pakistan at Lahore, Nov 29-Dec 3 2005
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![England]( "England")
288 & 248 (77.1 ov) -
![Pakistan]( "Pakistan")
636/8d
Player of the Match
29/11Result
3rd Test, England tour of Pakistan at Lahore, Nov 29-Dec 3 2005
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![England]( "England")
288 & 248 (77.1 ov) -
![Pakistan]( "Pakistan")
636/8d
Player of the Match
Day 3
Inzamam slaughters England before Bell rallies
Pakistan completed another dominant day, piling up 636 for 8 before Shoaib Akhtar grabbed two wickets. But Ian Bell held firm with a stylish half century
Yousuf and Akmal carry Pakistan charge
Mohammad Yousuf's fourteenth Test hundred and Kamran Akmal's career-best second carried the final Test away from England putting Pakistan in sight of a series triumph
Yousuf holds Pakistan together
Pakistan reached 185 for 4 on the second day at Lahore with Mohammad Yousuf unbeaten on 84
England waste golden chance
England missed a golden opportunity to stamp their authority in the decided Test at Lahore
Others
When Ashes-winning England were derailed by Pakistan
Ten years ago, a buoyant England went to Pakistan hoping to establish an era of dominance. What followed was predictable defeat
Time to lick wounds and learn lessons
Andrew Miller's England view from the fifth day at Lahore
Pakistan, but not as we know them
Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the final day at Lahore
The transformation of Shoaib and Yousuf
Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the third day at Lahore
Bell aims for ball-by-ball coverage
Ian Bell says he will aim to hit every ball on the final day
Ruthless Pakistan on verge of glory
Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the fourth day at Lahore
Nothing but pride to play for
Andrew Miller's England view from the fourth day at Lahore
Battle for No.2
Another series involving England has just ended, and Pakistan have stolen the headlines by winning their first Test series in two years
Akmal's hundred marks return to best
A flawless display behind the stumps in England's first innings, and a typically spiky second Test century and his highest Test score, marks a return to form for Kamran Akmal
Sinking on the subcontinent
Andrew Miller's England view from the third day at Lahore
Giles hopes to be fit for India tour
Ashley Giles has come through his hip operation successfully
Fletcher - England suffering battle fatigue
Duncan Fletcher admitted that England "hadn't got their game together since Faisalabad", as their last hope of squaring the series disappeared on a draining third day at Lahore
'Giant' Inzamam key to landmark victory
After defeating England at Lahore to wrap up a series victory, Woolmer admitted the 2-0 win over England could be a landmark one
Inzamam proving to be irreplaceable
Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the second day at Lahore
England grateful for Harmison's venom
Andrew Miller's England view from the second day at Lahore
Yousuf content with role of responsibility
After surviving a dropped catch, a couple of airy wafts outside off-stump and some inside edges, Mohammad Yousuf guided Pakistan out of trouble in the afternoon to something approaching level footing
Vaughan - Batsmen to blame
Michael Vaughan put a brave face on the most humiliating defeat of hisreign as England captain, admitting that Pakistan had played the bettercricket throughout the three-Test series
England must think positive
Andrew Miller's English view from the first day at Lahore
Skipping a beat
Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the first day at Lahore
Pakistan v England, 3rd Test, Lahore
Match Home for Pakistan v England, 3rd Test, Lahore
Giles to fly home for hip surgery
Ashley Giles will fly home to undergo hip surgery after England's third Test against Pakistan
Inzamam delighted with total team effort
Inzamam-ul-Haq called the 2-0 series win against England one of the best he has played in during his 13 years as an international player
Vaughan replaces Strauss as opener
Michael Vaughan will return to the top of England's batting order for the first time since the tour of the Caribbean in April 2004
Something's gotta give
Something has got to give in the final Test between Pakistan and England
Vaughan could prove the difference
England's proud record of six consecutive unbeaten series is hanging by athread