During the first Test match between Pakistan and England, the Multan pitch garnered criticism from Michael Vaughan and Kevin Pietersen for being too favorable to batsmen, likening it to a 'road' and a 'bowler's graveyard.

Pakistan are hosting England in a three-match Test series. The first two games of the series will be played in the Multan Cricket Stadium

Babar Azam fell cheaply as he scored only 31 runs in the first innings of the opening Test between England and Pakistan in Multan.

The Multan track for 1st Test between Pakistan and England drew criticism from Pietersen and Vaughan on social media, who termed it as a 'graveyard' and 'road'.

England were feeling the heat on day one in Multan as a dominant century from Shan Masood saw Pakistan pile on 233 for one at tea. On the previous visit to the country two years ago it was the tourists who seized control on the opening day of the series,

Kevin Pietersen criticised the Multan pitch during England's first Test against Pakistan, calling it too batting-friendly after Pakistan's Shan Masood and Abdullah Shafique built a dominating 200-run stand,