England v Pakistan - Second Test, Day 2
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Pakistan endure another batting collapse as England dominate Lord's test
England bowled Pakistan out for 110 after their tail took the first-innings total to 290 at Lord's. That collapse left the hosts 261 ahead by stumps and Pakistan under severe pressure.
England have found another potent new-ball pairing – and they are too good for Pakistan - England (290 & 81/3) lead Pakistan (110) by 261 runs: Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer shared seven wickets as
LONDON (AP) — England was bossing Pakistan by an imposing 261 runs after two days of the Lord's test on Friday. The host side was 81-3 in its second innings when bad light stopped play and in total command after routing a depleted Pakistan for 110 in the afternoon.
By Martyn Herman LONDON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - England bowled Pakistan out for 110 to take a first-innings lead of 180 and seize control of the second test at Lord's on Friday. A last-wicket stand of 47 between Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue had frustrated Pakistan as England were eventually dismissed for a competitive 290,
A new era of English cricket begins with Stephen Fleming as head coach when Pakistan continue their tour of the country for the three-match series. Joe Root also returns as captain following Ben Stokes' retirement and will hope for a winning start to life ...
Pakistan captain Babar Azam is set to make his return to the team for the second test against England at Lord’s starting Thursday despite not fully recovering from a finger injury.
England dismissed Pakistan for 110 with Ollie Robinson taking 4-11 for a first-innings lead of 180, then reached 81-3 on day two of the second Test
England bowled Pakistan out for 110 to take a first-innings lead of 180 and seize control of the second test at Lord's on Friday.A last-wicket stand of 47 between Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue had frustrated Pakistan as England were eventually dismissed for a competitive 290,
Pakistan record in Test matches at Lord's: Babar Azam's side look to extend unbeaten streak as England tumble on Day 1 originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Mohammad Abbas (4/62) and Mohammad Ali reduced England to 248/9 in overcast conditions at Lord's.