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Shadab and Haris turn Pakistan's last wicket into an escape

Sports Central by DRM's "Impossible Run Chase" highlights revisit Pakistan's collapse, while a companion interview explains the review that kept Shadab batting.

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Sports Central by DRM Story of October 27, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 129,879 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (10,910).

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1:50Shaheen Shah Afridi strikes early, dismissing Tom Banton and Joe Root.
3:20Razaullah's direct throw runs out Harry Brook.
8:50Ben Duckett reaches his century before falling to Arafat Minhas.
12:15Atkinson and Crocombe break through Pakistan's top order as England defends its total.
18:41Shadab Khan continues batting after Pakistan's succession of wickets.

Haris Rauf's contribution was not just staying at the crease. In an accompanying interview, Shadab Khan says his batting partner helped persuade him to review an lbw decision as he approached his century, a reprieve during Pakistan's last-wicket escape against England.

That is the turnaround behind Sports Central by DRM's "Impossible Run Chase | Pakistan vs England | Match 4 | Pakistan ODI Tri-Series 2026 | PCB | MZS1H." The clips channel's highlights drew about 85,000 views in their first 11 hours, already far beyond its usual full-day audience for regular videos.

The Lahore match initially gives Pakistan plenty to celebrate. Shaheen Shah Afridi removes Tom Banton and Joe Root early, and Razaullah's direct throw runs out Harry Brook. Ben Duckett rebuilds England's innings with a century before the visitors are bowled out for 241.

Then the chase starts coming apart. Gus Atkinson removes Fakhar Zaman and bowls Babar Azam; debutant Henry Crocombe bowls Saim Ayub. As wickets continue falling, Shadab is left trying to hold the innings together.

The channel's companion interview supplies the extraordinary finish: Pakistan were nine wickets down with plenty still to find, before Shadab and Haris completed an unbeaten last-wicket partnership to secure a one-wicket victory. Shadab finished unbeaten on 113. He also credits Haris with helping keep the chase alive, though he hints that not all their conversations were suitable for live television.

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