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Shadab, Faheem rescue Pak

Dublin: Shadab Khan and debutant Faheem Ashraf both scored maiden Test fifties as Pakistan fought back in Irelands inaugural Test match

Updated At : 07:33 AM May 13, 2018 IST

Dublin, May 12

Shadab Khan and debutant Faheem Ashraf both scored maiden Test fifties as Pakistan fought back in Ireland's inaugural Test match. Pakistan were 268/6 when bad light and then rain brought the second day at Malahide to a premature close. Shadab, in just his second Test, was 52 not out and left-hander Faheem 61 not out, with their unbroken seventh-wicket stand so far worth 109 runs after they had come together at 159/6. — AFP

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