England scored 404 runs in the first innings against Pakistan, taking a lead of 233 runs.

England started the third day of the first Test at Headingley at 366 runs for the loss of 8 wickets, when the tail-enders, including Jofra Archer, played aggressively and took the score to 409 runs.

Jofra Archer remained unbeaten on 23 runs, while Jamie Smith was out for 25 and Josh Ting for 8 runs.

For England, Harry Brook (91), Jordan Cox (73), captain Joe Root (66) and Dean Lawrence (51) played an important role in scoring a big score by scoring half-centuries.

For Pakistan, Ali Usman took 5 wickets for the first time in Test cricket. Apart from them, Khurram Shahzad took 3 while Mohammad Abbas and Mohammad Ali took one wicket each.

It should be remembered that the Pakistan team was all out for 171 runs in the first innings.