India, Sept. 9 -- The sorry tale for Pakistan's batters continued at Edgbaston on Wednesday. Eight batters recorded single-digit scores, including all of the top five, as Pakistan were bundled out for just 133 in 33.5 overs - an innings that lasted less than two sessions in the final Test of the series against England.

But the beleaguered side did have one ray of hope amid the on- and off-field chaos engulfing Pakistan cricket: a 21-year-old debutant, bowling at 90mph and sporting a Waqar Younis-like action.

And what did he do? He dismissed England captain Joe Root in his maiden over.

Razaullah, the right-arm fast bowler, was among the seven additions made to Pakistan's Test squad after the Lord's shake-up. Handed his debut cap before ...