Right-handed aggressive batsman Razaullah, who played a storming innings of 81 runs off 63 balls and 9 sixes against England on the third day of the third Test at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, says that there is no truth that his passport was not made and when he was summoned to England, the board made his passport on an emergency basis.

The Upper Dir-born young fast bowler, who played for the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Peshawar region, said that he got his passport a year ago and was preparing for the Asian Games in Japan when he was told at PCB’s High Performance Center in Lahore that he was going to England.

Razaullah said that it is the result of my parents’ prayers that today I got the opportunity to represent Pakistan and he is thankful to Allah Almighty that he was able to score runs against England’s bowlers in the second innings.

Fast bowler Razaullah said that he has also opened the innings in first-class cricket. The 21-year-old right-arm fast bowler said that he enjoyed attacking the English bowlers and batting. I will think so and if I feel the need, I will also talk to the coach.

In the second innings of the Edgbaston Test, Razaullah scored the fourth half-century for Pakistan in the innings after opener Shaun Masood, Azan Owais and captain Babar Azam, and by adding 121 runs for the ninth wicket with fast bowler Mohammad Abbas, he not only saved Pakistan from an innings defeat, but also played a central role in setting England a target of 130 runs in the second innings, where Mohammad Abbas played a career-best innings of 42 runs.