SELECTED WORK

Digital Marketing & Social Media Results

Selected projects and results from my professional experience.

Multi-Platform Paid Campaigns

Executed Google Ads and Meta Ads campaigns with optimization, analytics and A/B testing.

+35% ROI improvementGoogle Ads · Meta Ads · A/B Testing · Analytics

Influencer Marketing Campaigns

Led influencer campaigns and social content initiatives to increase audience engagement.

+40% engagementInfluencer Marketing · Social Media · Content

Lead Generation & PPC

Managed PPC campaigns and optimized digital activity for stronger lead generation and conversions.

+30% lead generationPPC · Lead Generation · Conversion

SEO & Content Strategy

Managed SEO, content calendars and website engagement initiatives using performance analysis.

+40% web engagementSEO · Content Strategy · Analytics

Social Media Management

Created and published content while managing social presence and audience-growth activities.

+25% PPC engagementSocial Media · Content Creation · Campaigns

Real Estate Digital Marketing

Managed property listings and digital marketing strategy across major UAE property platforms.

Digital presence optimizedProperty Finder · Bayut · Dubizzle

Pakistan bowled out for 449 in second innings; England set a target of 130 runs for victory

September 12, 2026 Birmingham Test, cricket, cricket news, England vs Pakistan

England already holds a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series — Photo: AFP

In the Birmingham Test, the Pakistan team was bowled out for 449 runs in their second innings, leaving England needing 130 runs to win the match.

Resuming play on the third day with the score at 52 for the loss of two wickets, Pakistan needed another 233 runs to erase the deficit established by the English team.

In this third Test, Shan Masood played an innings of 95 runs, while Babar Azam scored 76 and Mohammad Abbas contributed 42 runs.

Debutante Razaullah scored 81 runs—featuring four fours and nine sixes—thereby equalling the record for the most sixes hit on a Test debut. Previously, New Zealand's Tim Southee had hit nine sixes in 2008.

England's Gus Atkinson claimed three wickets, while Ollie Robinson, Dan Lawrence, and Josh Tongue took two wickets each.

England requires 130 runs to win the match, having already secured a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series.