WATCH | Pak Test Skipper Azhar Ali Returns Home From England Tour, Meets Son After Over Two Months

Pakistan Tour Of England: Pakistan cricket team Test captain Azhar Ali meets his son after over two months. Watch video.

Photo: Azhar Ali (Instagram)

Pakistan cricket team went down 1-0 in  the 3-match Test series against England after the rain-hit third and final Test between both the teams ended in a draw at Southampton.

After end of the Test series, the three-match T20 International series between England and Pakistan ended in a 1-1 draw.

The Men in Green skipper Azhar Ali, who returned to his home soil on Wednesday night after spending more than 60 days during Pakistan's tour of England, took to social media to post a video of him meeting his son.

The first Test of the bilateral series started on August 5 but the Pakistan cricket contingent, including players and support staff, arrived in England well before that to enter the bio-secure bubble.

Azhar's son initially failed to recognise his father who was wearing a mask.

"So nice to be back with family after over 2 months missed them a lot," Azhar captioned the post.

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So nice to be back with family after over 2 months missed them a lot.. @therealpcb

A post shared by Azhar Ali (@azharali79_) on Sep 2, 2020 at 11:18am PDT

Pakistan's sttar speedster Wahab Riaz also shared the video of him meeting his family after reaching his home.

"And this is who we do it for. Great to be home back with family after a long 2 month trip. Family give you the best joy like no other," Wahab wrote.

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And this is who we do it for❤️ Great to be home back with family after a long 2 month trip Family give you the best joy like no other 🤗

A post shared by Wahab Riaz #47 (@wahabviki) on Sep 2, 2020 at 11:44am PDT

England won the opening Test by three wickets at Manchester to take 1-0 lead in the series while both the second and the third played in Southampton ended in draws. The third and final Test ending in a draw at Southampton helped England get their first Test series win at home against Pakistan since 2010.