Mushtaq Ahmed; Asim Kamal; Mohammad Asif; Arshad Khan ODIs Inzamam-ul-Haq (captain); Salman Butt; Shoaib Malik; Younis Khan; Mohammad Yousuf; Yasir Hameed; Kamran Akmal; Danish Kaneria; Mohammad Sami; Naved-ul-Hasan; Shoaib Akhtar; Mohammad Asif; Yasir Arafat; Shahid Afridi*; Arshad Khan; Abdul Razzaq Shahid Afridi was not eligible for the first two ODIs since he was serving his ban for damaging the pitch. Schedule The England team arrived in Pakistan on 26 October and left on 22 December. The schedule was as follows: Patron's XI, Rawalpindi (31 Oct-2 Nov) (no play on 2 Nov if it coincides with Eid) (not first-class) Pakistan A, Lahore (6-8 Nov) First Test, Multan (12-16 Nov) Second Test, Faisalabad (20-24 Nov) Third Test, Lahore (29 Nov-3 Dec) One-day warm-up, Lahore (7 Dec) 1st ODI, Lahore (10 Dec) 2nd ODI, Lahore (12 Dec) 3rd ODI, Karachi (15 Dec) 4th ODI, Rawalpindi (19 Dec) 5th ODI, Rawalpindi (21 Dec) Tour matches First-class: Patron's XI v England XI First-class: Pakistan A v England XI List A: Pakistan A v England XI Test series 1st Test England failed to chase a target of under 200 runs for the first time since the fourth Test of the 1998-99 Ashes, as Danish Kaneria and Shoaib Akhtar shared seven wickets to bowl England out in three spurts at Multan. Pakistan took their first victory over England at home since 1987-88, despite surrendering a first-innings lead of 144 and setting a target of 198 - and England were even 64/1 chasing that target. However, Kaneria removed Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell in the same over, before Paul Collingwood was lbw to Mohammad Sami in the next. England had gone from 64/1 to 67/4 - Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen added 26, before Kaneria struck again, as Flintoff swept him to Younis Khan. Eventually, they were 117/7, before Shaun Udal came in and added 49 with Geraint Jones - and then, Shoaib Akhtar bowled Jones for 33, leaving England to hit 33 for the last two wickets. Udal and Steve Harmison went in quick succession, and England finished on 175. Despite the efforts of the bowlers, it was Salman Butt who became Man of the Match, as his 122 in the second innings enabled Pakistan to set a target. 2nd Test Pakistan won the toss and batted first, and scored heavily on the first day - with Shahid Afridi in particular punishing England's bowlers. After the first