Pakistani cricket team in England in 1996
Pakistan toured England in 1996 from 27 June to 1 September. They played a three-match Test series and a three-match ODI series.
Test series: Pakistan won 2–0 with one draw. Captains were Wasim Akram (Pakistan) and Mike Atherton (England). The top run-scorers were Saeed Anwar for Pakistan (362 runs) and Alec Stewart for England (396 runs). The leading wicket-takers were Mushtaq Ahmed (Pakistan) with 17 and Dominic Cork (England) with 12. Players of the series were Mushtaq Ahmed (Pakistan) and Alec Stewart (England).
ODI series: England won 2–1. The top run-scorers were Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) 186 and Nick Knight (England) 264. The leading wicket-takers were Wasim Akram (Pakistan) 6 and Adam Hollioake (England) 8. Players of the series were Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) and Nick Knight (England).
Summary: Pakistan won the Test series 2–0 with one draw; England won the Texaco Trophy (the ODI series) 2–1.
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