Sohail Khan took 5/68 in the first innings, which was the second time that he has taken five wickets in an innings, both against England, and he has now taken 13 wickets at an average of 40.00. See Performances by Opponent at All Grounds. It was the tenth occasion that a Pakistan bowler has taken five wickets or more in an innings at The Oval. See Pakistan Players Taking 5 Wickets in an Innings at The Oval - (Test Cricket) .

Asad Shafiq scored 109 runs from 179 balls in the first innings, which was his ninth century, second against England, see Performances by Opponent at All Grounds, first in England, see Performances in England, and eighth batting at number six. See Performance Analysis by Batting Position . Asad Shafiq is Pakistan's leading run scorer in the number six batting postion, with 2,581 runs at an average of 45.28, see Most Runs Batting at Number Six, and he has now scored 2,871 runs at an average of 42.85. See Pakistan Players Scoring 2000 Career Runs.

Younis Khan scored 218 runs from 308 balls in the first innings, which was his sixth double century, see Players Scoring Double Centuries , the third highest score by a Pakistan batsman at Kennington Oval, see Pakistan Players Scoring Centuries at Kennington Oval - (Test Cricket) , and the highest score by a Pakistan batsman at number five position. Highest Scores in Each Batting Position For Pakistan. Younis Khan has now scored 9,456 runs, see Pakistan Players Scoring Most Career Runs, and his average of 53.73 is the highest by a Pakistan player. See Highest Batting Average for Pakistan Players Batting 30 Innings.

Pakistan defeated England at Kennington Ova, and have now won 11, lost 21, and drawn 19 of the 51 matches played against England in England, see England v Pakistan, and have won 5, lost 2, and drawn 3 from the 10 matches against them at Kennington Oval. See England v Pakistan at Kennington Oval. Pakistan drew the series 2-2, and have now won 3, lost 7, and drawn 4 of the 14 series against England in England. See Test Series for England Versus Pakistan at Home .

Yasir Shah took 5/71 in the second innings of the Test, which was the sixth time that he has taken five wickets or more in an innings, both against England, see Performances by Opponent at All Grounds, and second in England. See Performances in England. It was the eleventh occasion that a Pakistan bowler has taken five wickets or more in an innings at The Oval. See Pakistan Players Taking 5 Wickets in an Innings at The Oval - (Test Cricket) . Yasir Shah has now taken 95 wickets at an average of 27.48. See Players Taking Most Wickets for Pakistan Graph.