Abbas Strikes Again but England Build Huge Lead over Pakistan
Mohammad Abbas took seven wickets in the match as Pakistan's batting collapsed and England reached 162-6 in their second innings.
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England extends lead to 342 runs in second test against Pakistan at a rainy Lord's
LONDON (AP) — England extended its lead over Pakistan in the second test to 342 runs after reaching 162-6 at tea on a rain-hit Day 3 at Lord’s. England’s bid for victory had been delayed with no play possible on Saturday morning at the home of cricket because of showers. The hosts eventually resumed in The post England extends lead to 342 runs in second test against Pakistan at a rainy Lord’s appeared first on Medicine Hat News.
Abbas strikes again but England build huge lead over Pakistan
After the morning session was washed out, veteran seamer Abbas had figures of 3-48 when a fresh downpour forced an early tea on the third day, as England looked to go an unassailable 2-0 up in a three-match series. That gave Abbas seven wickets for the match following his 4-70 in England's first-innings 290. But England, with Dan Lawrence 37 not out, reached 162-6 in their second innings -- a commanding advantage of 342 runs. Pakistan were dismi…
England v Pakistan Second Test: Emilio Gay is bowled for lbw by Muhammad Abbas
After a lengthy rain delay that sees play halted for over three hours, England batter Emilio Gay is dimissed almost instantly after being trapped lbw by an "unplayable" ball from Pakistan bowler Muhammad Abbas on day three of their second Test at Lord's.
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