England Close in on Series Win as Mohammad Abbas Joins Lord's Honours Board
2 sources across 2 countries · Pakistan · United Kingdom
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England moved closer to a series clinching victory in the second Test against Pakistan on Sunday. Pakistan fell to 14 for 3 in their second innings after Ollie Robinson took two wickets in four balls and Jofra Archer dismissed captain Babar Azam. Pakistan faces a target of 389 runs to win, a task described as nearly impossible given that the highest fourth innings total to win a Test at Lord's is 344. Earlier in the day, Mohammad Abbas achieved a place on the Lord's honours board by taking 5 for 57 in 22 overs. This performance helped dismiss England for 208 in their second innings. Abbas had previously recorded three four wicket hauls at the venue. England's innings ended when Babar Azam ran out Josh Tongue with a direct hit. At lunch on the fourth day, Pakistan were 53 for 3, with Shan Masood and Saud Shakeel remaining unbeaten.
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- Outlets of this lean focused on the individual achievement of Mohammad Abbas while emphasizing England's dominant position in the match.
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