Sajid Khan has taken seven wickets on a reused wicket tailor-made for spinners and earned Pakistan the lead against England in the second cricket test.

Sajid Khan's remarkable off-spin triggered a dramatic collapse, taking four wickets for just 14 runs, derailing England's innings from 211/2 to 225/6 in the second Test against Pakistan at Multan. England's key batsmen Joe Root,

The Pakistani spin-duo played a huge role in Pakistan's historic 2nd Test match win vs England, and break the following records in the process.

England’s Jamie Smith (21 off 55 balls) tried to push the score along but fell to Noman Ali, who also provided crucial support with 3 wickets, including his 50th in Test cricket. Sajid Khan’s standout dismissal was Matthew Potts, bowled through the legs by a sharp-turning delivery that left England's lower order in tatters.

Sajid Khan claimed a seven-wicket haul as Pakistan wrapped up England's innings inside an hour on the third morning, claiming a 75-run lead on first innings.

Sajid Khan took seven wickets as England were dismissed for 291 on day three of the second Test on Thursday to trail Pakistan’s first innings 366 by 75 runs. The 31-year-old off-spinner took three of the four wickets to fall in the morning session for figures of 7-111 — his second five-wicket haul — after England had resumed at 239-6 in Multan.

Sajid Khan dismantled the batting lineup of England, claiming 7 wickets, giving Pakistan a 75 run lead in the second Test in Multan.