England bowled out against Pakistan at Lord's
England was bowled out for 208 all out in their second innings during the second Test match against Pakistan at Lord's Cricket Ground. Josh Tongue was run out by Pakistan captain Babar Azam for 12 runs to conclude England's innings on day four. Pakistan bowler Muhammad Abbas took five wickets for 57 runs, earning a place on the Lord's honours board. Pakistan now requires 389 runs to win the match.
Key takeaways
- 1.England's second innings ended at 208 all out, with the dismissal of Josh Tongue via run-out by Babar Azam
- 2.Muhammad Abbas delivered a five-wicket haul (5-57) for Pakistan, achieving an honours board place at Lord's
- 3.Pakistan set a target of 389 runs to win the second Test match
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'Direct hit!' - Tongue brilliantly run out to end England innings
Josh Tongue was run out by Pakistan captain Babar Azam for 12 runs, ending England's innings at 208 all out in the second Test at Lord's. This leaves Pakistan needing 389 runs to win the match.
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Abbas on Lord's honours board with five-wicket haul
Pakistan bowler Muhammad Abbas achieved a five-wicket haul with figures of 5-57, securing his place on the Lord's honours board during the second Test against England. His outstanding bowling performance helped Pakistan bowl out England for just 208 runs early on day four of the match.
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