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England vs Pakistan, 1st Test, Pakistan in England Test Series, 1987 - Match Info
ENG vs PAK, 1st Test, Pakistan in England Test Series, 1987 - Match Info
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Pakistan in England Test Series, 1987
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Venue:
Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
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Date & Time:
Thursday, June 4, 1:00 AM LOCAL
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ENG vs PAK • 1st Test • Pakistan in England Test Series, 1987
Series
Pakistan in England Test Series, 1987
Date
Thursday, June 4
Time
1:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT, 5:30 AM IST
Venue
Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
Umpires
Dickie Bird, Barrie Meyer
England squad
Players
Bill Athey,
Tim Robinson,
Mike Gatting (c),
Neil Fairbrother,
Bruce French (wk),
David Gower,
Sir Ian Botham,
John Emburey,
Phil DeFreitas,
Neil Foster,
Phil Edmonds
Pakistan squad
Players
Ramiz Raja,
Shoaib Mohammad,
Mansoor Akhtar,
Javed Miandad,
Saleem Malik,
Imran Khan (c),
Mudassar Nazar,
Saleem Yousuf (wk),
Wasim Akram,
Tauseef Ahmed,
Mohsin Kamal
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Stadium
Emirates Old Trafford
City
Manchester, England
Capacity
19000
Ends
Stretford End, Brian Statham End
Hosts To
Lancashire
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