Pakistan were bowled out for 110 in 37.2 overs, with Imam-ul-Haq unable to bat after being absent hurt. Ollie Robinson finished with excellent figures, taking four wickets for just 11 runs across 13 overs in the visiting team’s first innings of the second Test at Lord’s.
Pakistan now trail by 180 runs, with England managing 290 in their first attempt. None of the Pakistan batters were able to score a fifty, with Azan Awais being the top scorer, amassing 46 runs off 102 balls. Saud Shakeel was the only other batter to cross the double-digit mark, accumulating 16 runs.
The likes of Shan Masood (1), captain Babar Azam (8) and Mohammad Rizwan (7) once again disappointed with the bat. The visitors didn’t show intent to stay in the middle and threw away their wickets in front of the English pacers.
Jofra Archer claimed 3 wickets for 26 runs from his 11.2 overs. Josh Tongue picked up 2 scalps to contribute to his team’s dominance.
Earlier, the hosts were dismissed for 290 runs Gus Atkinson (45), Archer (14) and Tongue (30*) frustrating Pakistan.
Jamie Smith (65) and Jordan Cox (55) were brilliant for the Joe Root-led team.
For Pakistan, Mohammad Abbas took four wickets while Mohammad Ali added three scalps to his bowling figures.
Khurram Shahzad and Khurram Shahzad claimed 1 scalp each.
England are leading the three-match series 1-0, having won the series opener inside three days in Leeds.
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