PAKISTAN v ENGLAND 1987-88

One of the most acrimonious Test matches in history almost brought about the cancellation of the tour, while the bitter rows that led to the loss of a whole day's play, and half an hour from another, might have cost England their chance of levelling

England's sixth tour to Pakistan was ill-conceived from the outset, coming immediately after the World Cup, when both public and player interest were never going to be high, and following so closely on the five-Test series in England in the summer of

There was yet another hiatus before the final Test when the Pakistan authorities appointed the controversial First Test umpire, Shakeel Khan, to stand again

At Lahore, November 18

At Karachi, November 20

At Peshawar, November 22