Nasser Hussain says any side in world cricket would struggle against England's bowling attack in current conditions after they skittled Pakistan for under 200 in all four innings. The relentless accuracy of Ollie Robinson, complemented by the pace of Jofra Archer, Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson, has been key to England's series win with a game to spare. Hussain highlighted Robinson's 16 wickets at an average of 7.18 in the first two Tests and praised Archer's fitness and impact, noting his spell dismissing Babar Azam recalled his 2019 Ashes form against Steve Smith.

He believes the attack would have succeeded in the last Ashes and will perform well in South Africa, though it will face tougher tests ahead. Hussain emphasized that Robinson's return from international wilderness has been a raging success, addressing England's shortcomings from their Ashes drubbing last winter, and urged the bowler to keep evolving by learning from veterans like Stuart Broad and James Anderson.