Rehan Ahmed will become the youngest man to play a Test for England when the teenager makes his debut in the final match of the series against Pakistan.
Ahmed will be aged 18 years and 126 days when he makes his Test bow at the National Stadium in Karachi on Saturday.
The leg-spinning all-rounder will break a long-standing record held by Brian Close since back in 1949.
Ahmed and Ben Foakes come into the side as replacements for Will Jacks and James Anderson.
Nottingham-born Ahmed earned a call-up with some impressive performances for Leicestershire in the County Championship.
While Ahmed will be making his first Test appearance, Pakistan batter Azhar Ali has announced he will retire from the longest format after playing in Karachi.
England have already won the series and will be looking to pull off a first whitewash in Pakistan.
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