England moved within sight of a series whitewash after bowling Pakistan out for just 133 on the opening day of the third Test at Edgbaston (a cricket ground in Birmingham, England) on Wednesday. Josh Tongue led the demolition with 4-42, supported by Ollie Robinson's 3-15 and Jofra Archer's 3-25, as Pakistan — who have failed to pass 200 in the entire series — were dismissed in under 34 overs, continuing a pattern of fragile batting that has defined their tour. Pakistan debutant Razaullah took the prized wicket of Joe Root early in England's reply, but a century partnership between Emilio Gay (60) and Harry Brook (52 not out) put the hosts firmly in control, closing the day at 156-4 with a lead of 23 runs.