Fazal Mahmood

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Five thrilling Test match encounters between England and Pakistan, featuring run-outs, extras, and a phone call to a Duke

This might be the first men's Test between the two nations, but their cricketing trajectories have many surprising intersections

We look back at six encounters between Pakistan and England that became iconic (sometimes for the wrong reasons)

Shaan Agha, in the Dawn, pays tribute to one of Pakistan's best fast bowlers and the nation's first cricketing poster boy - Fazal Mahmood

Sixty years ago, Fazal Mahmood inspired Pakistan to an incredible triumph against England

Neil Harvey said he was virtually unplayable. Frank Tyson said he was "like Bedser, only better". Remembering Pakistan's first great bowler, Fazal Mahmood

Osman Samiuddin, writing for Star Sports recollects the impact of former Pakistan fast bowler, Fazal Mahmood, who set up memorable victories during the side's early years in Test cricket

With a bowling line-up in which Imran Khan is an afterthought, Pakistan's all-time team looks well-nigh invincible

In the wake of Australia's cancelled tour of Pakistan, we look back at the first time the two countries met in a Test

President Pervez Musharraf is to honour the surviving members of Pakistan's inaugural Test tour of India half a century ago

John Arlott recalls the surprise maiden victory in 1954, when the team led by Abdul Hafeez Kardar and inspired by Fazal Mahmood humbled England at The Oval

Encounters between Pakistan and England have rarely lacked for drama, controversy and incident. Cricinfo charts a troubled 51-year relationship, leaving out only two series - those in 1971 and 1996 - that went off without any trouble

Fazal Mahmood, one of the greatest of Pakistani cricketers, has died at his home in Lahore aged 78

Fazal Mahmood, one of the greatest of Pakistani cricketers, has died at his home in Lahore aged 78

Fazal Mahmood, one of the greatest of Pakistani cricketers, has died at his home in Lahore aged 78

In the first Test match played between the two countries, Vinoo Mankad spun out Pakistan with a marathon first-innings spell of 8 for 52 in 47 overs

In our new series, Indo-Pak Memories, Indian and Pakistani cricketers of the past describe their experiences of playing in an India-Pakistan series

Rahul Bhattacharya looks back at five decades of India-Pakistan cricket - a saga in three parts