Cancel the tee time at the Belfry, rearrange the trip to Cadbury World, and abort the shopping jolly to the Bullring. The reason? Pakistan's new star Razaullah and 'Razball'.

England's bowlers faced a formidable challenge as a spirited Pakistan side combined batting aggression with skill, forcing a day four at Edgbaston. Razaullah's explosive innings revitalized the third Test, showcasing his potential as a new hero for Pakistan.

In a remarkable display, the 21-year-old debutant scored 81 off 63 balls, coming in at number nine. Initially selected as a fast bowler, Razaullah shocked England with his powerful batting reminiscent of legends like Shahid Afridi and Abdul Razzaq. He broke two bats during his innings, hitting nine sixes, tying the record for the most in a Test innings in England.

Shan Masood contributed a solid 95, while captain Babar Azam added 76. Razaullah's flamboyance captured the imagination of fans and commentators alike, with former captain Ramiz Raja praising his confidence and attitude. Even in his dismissal—stumped after dancing down the pitch—he left the field to a thunderous ovation, embodying the unpredictable spirit of Pakistan cricket.

After a dismal start, where Pakistan scored just 133 and England amassed 453, Razaullah's performance sparked renewed hope. Michael Vaughan remarked that despite England likely winning, Razaullah’s emergence as a potential superstar offered a silver lining for Pakistan.

As Pakistan heads into day four with 129 runs to defend, this match reflects the rollercoaster nature of their cricket, swinging from despair to hope in just three days.