In the first Test match at Rawalpindi in October 1998, Glenn McGrath produced one of the finest displays of fast bowling ever seen on a subcontinent pitch. Known for being flat and lifeless, this track offered little to the bowlers — but McGrath turned it into a battlefield. With deadly accuracy, subtle seam movement, and relentless pressure, he consistently troubled Pakistan opener Aamir Sohail and left fans in awe of his control and strategy. This video revisits that rare and intense battle, showcasing how true fast bowling can dominate even in the most challenging conditions. Watch the spell that proved McGrath didn’t need pace-friendly pitches to leave a mark — just a ball, a plan, and an unshakable will to succeed.
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