Younis Khan

ANALYSIS
Playing in his final Test series, the Pakistani batsman used his trademark patience to record his 33rd career Test half-century (to go with his 34 centuries). While it was far from easy, needing 19 balls and nearly 40 minutes to score his first run, he eventually settled in with Babar Azam to partner for 131 runs. With six wickets still in hand for Pakistan's first innings, it's unlikely Khan will bat again as he looks to increase his total in the final two-plus matches of his vaunted Test career.