Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Abbas has been named his team’s Player of the Series following an impressive showing in the three-match Test series against England.
Although Pakistan were unable to avoid a 3-0 series defeat, Abbas stood out as one of the side’s most consistent and effective performers throughout the tour. His disciplined bowling and ability to deliver breakthroughs made him a key figure in Pakistan’s attack.
The experienced pacer finished the series with 11 wickets in three Tests, maintaining a bowling average of 27.55. His best performance came during the second Test at Lord’s, where he produced a superb spell of 5 for 57 in England’s second innings. Earlier in the same match, he had also picked up four wickets in the first innings, underlining his impact on the game.
Mohammad Abbas' Series Statistics
Statistic| Performance
Matches| 3
Wickets| 11
Best Bowling Figures| 5/57
Bowling Average| 27.55
Economy Rate| 3.37
Abbas also contributed with the bat in the third Test at Edgbaston. Coming in lower down the order, he scored a valuable 42 runs and shared a crucial 121-run partnership for the ninth wicket with debutant Razaullah, helping Pakistan recover from a difficult position.
He later made an impact with the ball as well, claiming two early wickets during England’s chase.
Despite the disappointing result for Pakistan, Abbas’ all-round contributions and consistent performances throughout the series earned him recognition as the team's standout player against England.
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