'Absolute shambles' - Three run-outs in one innings for poor Pakistan

BBC Sport Tuesday 23 June 2026, 20:49 UTC 1 min read

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Pakistan have a night to forget with the bat, as they're bowled out for just 86 against Australia, with three of their wickets coming from embarrasing run-out moments at Headingley, as they fell to 113-run defeat.

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