Mohammad Abbas's impressive four-wicket performance gave Pakistan the upper hand on Day 1 of the second Test, as England recovered to post 248 in a rain-hit session.
Pakistani seamer Mohammad Ali 3 also grabs three wickets
Captain Babar Azam returns to the team after missing the first Test due to an injury.
LONDON, Aug 27 : Pakistan bowler Mohammad Abbas took four wickets as his side edged the first day of the second test against England at Lord's on Thursday although the hosts battled back from a rocky start to end a…
Abbas took three for 34 in his opening spell at Lord’s to reduce the hosts to 80 for four.
England battled back from 80-4 at lunch to 248-9 by the end of the rain shortened first day at Lord's.
Mohammad Abbas and Mohammad Ali exploit tricky Lord’s conditions to leave England 248-9, sparking Pakistan’s bowling fightback in the second Test.
Pakistan cricket team pacer Mohammad Abbas has reached the milestone of 900 First-Class wickets
LONDON, Aug 27 : Pakistan enjoyed a profitable first session as they reduced England to 80-4 on the opening day of the second test at Lord's after a delayed start on…
LONDON, Aug 27 : Pakistan bowler Mohammad Abbas took four wickets as his side edged the first day of the second test against England at Lord's on Thursday although the hosts…
LONDON, Aug 27 : Pakistan bowler Mohammad Abbas took four wickets as his side just edged the first day of the second test against England at Lord's on Thursday although the hosts…
Pakistan recovered their poise to reduce England to 248-9 before bad light curtailed play prematurely on a fascinating first day at Lord's
Smith's 61 and 55 from Cox -- his second fifty in successive Test innings -- got England back into the game on Thursday. | Cricket
Jamie Smith and Jordan Cox both scored fifties as England recovered from a top-order collapse against Pakistan to reach 248-9 when bad light ended Thursday's opening day of the…
England's batting faltered under overcast skies as Pakistan's Mohammad Abbas and Mohammad Ali exploited the conditions, leaving Joe Root's side at 248-9 on a rain-hit opening day.
Mohammad Abbas reaches 900 first-class wickets with a four-wicket haul at Lord’s, joining an elite list of 21st-century bowling greats against England.
The 36-year-old takes his Test wickets at 22.56 and regularly demonstrates why pace is not the be-all and end-all even at the highest level
Tongue's undefeated 30, off 48 balls including four boundaries, surpassed his previous highest Test score of 19 against Australia.
Pakistan's pacers showcased exceptional skill, dismissing England for 290 on day two of the second Test at Lord's, with England adding 42 runs in the morning session.