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Lord's Test; England sets Pakistan a target of 389 runs, national team's batting line-up collapses

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London: Chasing a target of 389 runs in the second Test against England, the Pakistan team’s batting line-up collapsed, with three players from the national team returning to the pavilion with a total score of just 14.
In the match being played at Lord’s, Pakistan’s opener Azan Owais scored 6 runs, Abdullah Shafiq scored 0 and captain Babar Azam scored 6 runs. Discover history books and documentaries

The England team was dismissed for 208 runs in the second innings of the second Test, but thanks to the lead in the first innings, they were able to give Pakistan a big target.

Pakistan’s fast bowler Muhammad Abbas once again managed to take five wickets, while Khurram Shahzad and Muhammad Ali dismissed 2 players each.

English batter Dean Lawrence managed to play an innings of 54 runs. Pakistan’s opener Imam-ul-Haq will not be able to bat due to injury.

Play was called off early on the third day of the ongoing Test at Lord’s due to poor light.

England started the third day of the Test at 81 for 3.

Earlier, England had scored 290 runs in the first innings, in response to which the entire Pakistan team was all out for 110 runs in 37.2 overs. Thus, England got a lead of 180 runs in the first innings. Discover history books and documentaries

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Lord's Test; England sets Pakistan a target of 389 runs, national team's batting line-up collapses

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London: Chasing a target of 389 runs in the second Test against England, the Pakistan team’s batting line-up collapsed, with three players from the national team returning to the pavilion with a total score of just 14.
In the match being played at Lord’s, Pakistan’s opener Azan Owais scored 6 runs, Abdullah Shafiq scored 0 and captain Babar Azam scored 6 runs. Discover history books and documentaries

The England team was dismissed for 208 runs in the second innings of the second Test, but thanks to the lead in the first innings, they were able to give Pakistan a big target.

Pakistan’s fast bowler Muhammad Abbas once again managed to take five wickets, while Khurram Shahzad and Muhammad Ali dismissed 2 players each.

English batter Dean Lawrence managed to play an innings of 54 runs. Pakistan’s opener Imam-ul-Haq will not be able to bat due to injury.

Play was called off early on the third day of the ongoing Test at Lord’s due to poor light.

England started the third day of the Test at 81 for 3.

Earlier, England had scored 290 runs in the first innings, in response to which the entire Pakistan team was all out for 110 runs in 37.2 overs. Thus, England got a lead of 180 runs in the first innings. Discover history books and documentaries

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