England can secure a series whitewash over Pakistan when they meet in the final Test match of the summer at Edgbaston.
Joe Root's side wrapped up a 2-0 victory with an emphatic 194-run thrashing of their opponents at Lord's last time out, prompting wholesale changes within the Pakistan setup.
As many as seven (yes, seven) players have been sent home after back-to-back lacklustre performances, with head coach Safaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul also getting the sack following a 15th defeat in their last 20 Test matches.
White-ball coaching duo Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke have been handed the Test reins for Pakistan's trip to Birmingham.
With all that in mind, England are a very skinny 1/4 to win the third Test.
Although they have been dominant with both bat and ball, it is their bowling attack that has really stood head and shoulders above Pakistan. Ollie Robinson has arguably been the player of the series, taking 16 wickets at 7.18 and he has been backed up brilliantly by Josh Tongue, who himself has picked up 13 poles.
Jofra Archer and Gus Atkinson have also played important roles in England's attack, so far restricting the visitors to scores under 200 in each of their four innings'.
Robinson's exploits with the ball thus far means that he can be backed at 4/1 to be the Top Bowler in the match, making him second-favourite behind Pakistan opener Mohammad Abbas at 5/2.
Abbas has comfortably been Pakistan's best player this summer -- picking up 10 wickets at 20.80 -- but also factored into this price is the chance that England bat their opponents out of the game, therefore seeing Abbas bowl more overs than his England counterparts.
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