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Pakistan v England: Test Records at Lord's Cricket Ground, London As at 15 May 2018. Team Records Results P W L T D 14 4 4 0 6 Highest totals 445 2006 428-8* 1982 355 1962 Lowest totals 74 2010 87 1954 100 1962 Highest 4th innings totals 214-4 2006 (Drawn) 141-8 1992 (Won) 88-3 1967 (Drawn) Largest victory margins (by inns) None Largest victory margins (by runs) 164 runs 1996 75 runs 2016 Batting Highest scores 202 Mohammad Yousuf 2006 200 Mohsin Khan 1982 187* Hanif Mohammad 1967 Most runs Name M Inns NO Runs HS Avg 100 50 Inzamam-ul-Haq 4 8 1 384 148 54.85 1 3 Mohsin Khan 2 4 1 316 200 105.33 1 0 Mohammad Yousuf 3 6 0 292 202 48.66 1 0 Hanif Mohammad 3 5 1 283 187 * 70.75 1 0 Saeed Anwar 2 4 0 182 88 45.50 0 2 Most centuries No batsman has scored more than 1 century. Fastest fifty (balls) 40 Umar Akmal 2010 Fastest century (balls) 153 Mohsin Khan 1982 Record wicket partnerships 1st 136 Saeed Anwar and Shadab Kabir 1996 2nd 144 Mohsin Khan and Mansoor Akhtar 1982 3rd 130 Saeed Anwar and Inzamam-ul-Haq 1996 4th 153 Mohsin Khan and Zaheer Abbas 1982 5th 197 Javed Burki and Nasim-ul-Ghani 1962 6th 59 Mohammad Yousuf and Abdul Razzaq 2006 7th 99 Mohammad Yousuf and Kamran Akmal 2006 8th 130 Hanif Mohammad and Asif Iqbal 1967 9th 46* Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis 1992 10th 50 Rashid Latif and Ata-ur-Rehman 1996 10th 50 Umar Akmal and Mohammad Asif 2010 Bowling Best bowling in an innings 6-32 Mudassar Nazar 1982 6-72 Yasir Shah 2016 6-84 Mohammad Aamer 2010 Best bowling in a match 10-141 Yasir Shah 2016 8-154 Waqar Younis 1996 7-131 Waqar Younis 1992 Most wickets Name M Balls Runs Wkts Avg RPO BB 5I Waqar Younis 3 648 362 17 21.29 3.35 5-91 1 Wasim Akram 4 851 406 12 33.83 2.86 4-66 0 Mushtaq Ahmed 2 625 238 11 21.63 2.28 5-57 1 Yasir Shah 1 360 141 10 14.10 2.35 6-72 1 Mudassar Nazar 3 260 80 9 8.88 1.84 6-32 1 Mohammad Aamer 2 383 188 9 20.88 2.94 6-84 1 Wicketkeeping Most dismissals in an innings 4 (ct 4) Kamran Akmal 2010 Most dismissals in a match 5 (ct 3, st 2) Kamran Akmal 2006 Most dismissals in a career Name M Ct St Total Wasim Bari 5 9 1 10 Kamran Akmal 2 7 2 9 Rashid Latif 2 5 0 5 Fielding Most catches in an innings 3 Mohsin Khan 1978 Most catches in a match No fielder has taken more than 3 catches in a match. Most catches in a career Name M Ct Javed Miandad 4 6 Mohsin Khan 2 4 Hanif Mohammad 3 3 Haroon Rashid 2 3 Inzamam-ul-Haq 4 3 Younis Khan 2 3 Appearances Most matches Wasim Bari 5 Inzamam-ul-Haq 4 Javed Miandad 4 Mushtaq Mohammad 4 Wasim Akram 4 Most captaincies Imran Khan 2 Intikhab Alam 2.

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