Mohammad Abbas joins Lord's honours board for Pakistan after five-wicket haul
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 12:35 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026
Mohammad Abbas became the latest Pakistani player to enter the Lord's honours board by taking 5 for 57 against England on August 30, 2026. He achieved this feat during the second Test match, where England was bowled out for 208 runs in their second innings. Abbas's performance added to his first-innings figures of 4 for 73, totaling nine wickets in the match. Despite this achievement, Pakistan faced a significant challenge, needing to chase 389 runs and already struggling at 19 for 3 early in their innings. Abbas's entry marks a continued Pakistani presence on the board that has existed for over seventy years, expanding the list to 19 names.
- •Mohammad Abbas takes 5 for 57 in the second innings
- •Pakistan must chase 389 runs after early losses
- •Abbas's nine wickets lead to a historic board entry
- •Pakistan's presence on the board spans over seven decades
- •Total of 19 Pakistani players featured on honours board
- 12:35 PMYahoo Sports — Lord’s honours board: Full list of Pakistan players who have etched their names at the iconic Home of Cricket
"Here's a look at all Pakistanis who have ever made the Lord's Honours Board list.
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