Pakistan’s Test cricket record turns negative after Lord’s defeat, first time since 1987.
Islamabad: (RightNow) Pakistan’s Test cricket record has turned negative for the first time since 1987. After losing the Test match at Lord’s against England, Pakistan’s defeats now outnumber their victories.
The Lord’s Test was Pakistan’s 473rd match, with 153 wins and 154 losses recorded. The last time this record turned negative was in 1987.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has expressed concern over this situation. Officials have emphasized the need to improve the team’s performance.
This negative record highlights Pakistan’s recent poor Test performance. Experts suggest it reflects a crisis within the team.
It is noteworthy that in 1987, after a drawn match against England, Pakistan’s record stood at 39 wins and 40 losses.













