Pakistan debutant Razaullah stunned England with an aggressive 81 runs from 63 balls during day three of the final Test at Edgbaston. The 21-year-old fast bowler, batting at number nine, hit four fours and nine sixes, captivating the crowd and helping Pakistan score 449 all out in their second innings. This means England now needs 130 runs to win and complete a 3-0 series victory when they return on Saturday. Pakistan, who had struggled throughout the series, showed unexpected resilience at Edgbaston. Fifties from Shan Masood, Babar Azam, and Azan Awais helped them close the deficit before Razaullah took charge. His nine sixes broke Ben Stokes' record for the most sixes in a Test innings in England by a debutant. Razaullah shared a 121-run ninth-wicket partnership with Muhammad Abbas, who also hit two sixes. However, Razaullah was eventually stumped off Lawrence, ending Pakistan's innings. Despite Pakistan's strong performance, England remains the overwhelming favorite to win on Saturday. However, their struggles against Pakistan’s batting might make new head coach Stephen Fleming and captain Joe Root reconsider their strategies. Pakistan’s efforts on Friday restored some pride after a difficult tour, and the match now looks set to go into a thrilling weekend. England's bowlers faced a tough challenge as Pakistan’s top order displayed patience and skill. From 55-2 overnight, Pakistan extended their third-wicket stand to 125 before Masood added 89 with Babar Azam. However, Babar was dismissed on 95 when Lawrence took a stunning one-handed catch. Razaullah's late innings provided the spark needed to push Pakistan to 449, setting up a challenging run chase for England. As the new star of Pakistan cricket, Razaullah's performance highlighted the potential of the team and may raise questions about England's strategy moving forward.