Razaullah says he enjoyed the chase, feared no pace

In the second innings of the third Test at Edgbaston, Razaullah, batting at number nine, produced a dazzling 81‑run knock in just 63 balls. The aggressive display featured nine sixes and four fours, propelling Pakistan to a total of 449 and breaking the 400‑run barrier for the first time in the series.

Speaking to reporters after the match, Razaullah explained that he loved the standing ovation and was fully aware of the risk involved. He said he was not scared of the pace, especially the short‑ball deliveries from Archer, and wanted to hit them hard. He also mentioned that his favourite ball to face was the short ball, and he trusted his instinct to deliver a positive outcome.