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Pakistan Star Sajid Khan Left Bloodied After Ball Hits Face, Goes On To Hit Four Sixes. Image Viral

Sajid Khan was grit personified for Pakistan against England in the third Test in Rawalpindi on Friday. Coming to bat at No. 10, Sajid Khan scored a crucial 48 off 48 balls with the help of four sixes and two fours. He was even hit on the face when he top-edged one that hit his chin off the bowling of Rehan Ahmed. Undeterred Sajid continued to bat with blood stains on his shirt and played one of the bravest innings that Pakistan cricket team has seen in recent times. His effort was appreciated by all. 

This is what Shoaib Akhtar said we were missing from this team for years. We were missing jigra and passion for the star on our chest. Sajid Khan has convinced me that magic is possible, what a player. A true fighter. pic.twitter.com/wGI7scpgxn

Raining s in Rawalpindi

Sajid Khan smashing it with disdain #PAKvENG | #TestAtHome pic.twitter.com/SIOnkEOfwB

Spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali left England reeling at 24-3 after Saud Shakeel's fighting hundred put Pakistan in control of the series-deciding third Test in Rawalpindi on Friday. England came in looking to erase a deficit of 77 but had no answers for the Pakistan spinners on a turning pitch.  Sajid dismissed Ben Duckett for 12 and Noman Ali removed Zak Crawley (two) and Ollie Pope (one) in the space of five runs.

When bad light ended the second day's play with five overs remaining, Joe Root and Harry Brook were at the crease on five and three respectively. England still need 53 runs to avoid an innings defeat with seven wickets in hand and three days left to play. 

The series is tied at 1-1 after England won the first Test by an innings and 47 runs while Pakistan took the second by 152 runs, both in Multan. On another day dominated by spin, Shakeel's brilliant 134 was

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