Mohammad Abbas became the second Pakistani player, after Wasim Akram, to claim two wickets in the first over of a Test innings. The achievement occurred during a match versus England.
Key facts
- Mohammad Abbas took two wickets in the first over of a Test innings.
- He is the second Pakistani after Wasim Akram to do so.
- The wickets were taken against England.
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