In sport as in life, the most unexpected voices sometimes arrive at the moment of greatest need. At Edgbaston on day three of the third Test, a debutant fast bowler named Razaullah walked to the crease with Pakistan in freefall and swung with the freedom of someone unburdened by consequence, turning a near-certain collapse into a 130-run lead. His 81 off 63 balls — nine sixes, four wickets already to his name — did not save the series, already lost, but it restored something harder to quantify: the will to compete. England still needs only 130 runs to complete a sweep, but Pakistan, for the fi