Pakistan's most successful Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has put his retirement plans on hold after beating England by 127 runs in the third Test on Thursday to clinch the series 2-0.
Misbah, who has already retired from Twenty20s and ODIs, had hinted before the Test series that it could be his last at the age of 41.
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Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan also met Misbah during the second Test match in Abu Dhabi and asked him not to step down from Test cricket after the series against England.
Khan once again insisted on Thursday that he won't allow Misbah to quit leading the team in Test matches.
"No matter what Misbah says, I won't let him go now," Khan told reporters in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore soon after the victory at Sharjah Cricket Stadium. "He has tremendous leadership qualities and we need that in future too."