World · Singapore Bureau
England tightens grip on Pakistan in second test at Lord's
England moved within striking distance of a home test series victory as Pakistan's batting lineup collapsed to 53 for three wickets at lunch on the fourth day of their second test match at Lord's on Sunday.
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Pakistan's second innings unraveled rapidly in the opening session as the hosts maintained their bowling pressure in London. The visitors found themselves in dire straits at the interval, having lost three batsmen while accumulating just 53 runs on the board.
The collapse has put England in a commanding position to secure their first home test series win in two years. England's bowling attack proved too formidable for Pakistan's batting order, with the seamers extracting movement and bounce from the Lord's pitch.
With Pakistan trailing substantially and facing an uphill task in their second innings, England appear well-placed to clinch the series. The hosts will look to press home their advantage when play resumes, targeting quick wickets to force a Pakistani surrender.
The outcome of this match will determine the trajectory of the test series between the two nations, with England seeking to capitalize on their strong position and Pakistan desperately needing to rebuild their innings.