Pakistan vs England: Day 2 of Test 2 – Live | Pakistan vs England 2022

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48th place: Pakistan 159-4 (Rizwan 4, Agha Salman 0) Another virgin from Leach has taken off his slippers and grabbed the tobacco. Brock takes one on the bum at a ridiculous point.

Tell me your Saturday breakfast plans, OBO-ers. Or plan lunch/dinner if you’re on a different latitude.

47th place: Pakistan 159-4 (Rizwan 4, Agha Salman 0) Super by Wood, pretty much a good length to the end of the ball. Salman tends to have a flash but survives his instinctive flash.

46th O: Pakistan 158-4 (Rizwan 4, Agha Salman 0) What a waste to bat carefully all morning, only to lose your head on a fleeting whim.

The wicket! Shakil J Anderson B Leach 63 (Pakistan 158-4, 123 behind)

Hundred Test wicket Leach as Saud Shakil loses his head, the ball after playing a great jig and hitting for four. He goes for it again but the signals are wrong and the ball flies between Anderson and Jack. Anderson lunges like a late teen onto the bus and takes the ball down the slide with both hands while avoiding the jacks.

45th place: Pakistan 154 – 3 (Shakil 59, Rizwan 4). If Redouane had made a mistake and gone now, he would have hit firmly for nearly an hour but would never have been on the scorebook. Wood and Radwan’s changing endings finally break the shackles! A glorious hood engine that gladly pushes to the limits. Radwan smiles.

44th PL: Pakistan 149 – 3 (Shakil 58, Rizwan 0) Stokes turns into Leach, long sleeved on a chilly morning. Radwan drives his wrist but only half way. He urges forward again. The Pope has a little word in his ear from behind the sticks, and a silly point checks Radwan’s white lipstick. another virgin.

43rd over: Pakistan 149 – 3 (Shakil 58, Rizwan 0) and another virgin like Robinson runs and runs around, again and again. Ben Stokes time?

42nd PL: Pakistan 149-3 (Shakil 58, Rizwan 0) Mark, Tuck, pass over and Pakistan plays it passively. Wood’s fruity berry long ball – England hesitates to revise – Bob’s not keen, Wood – They’ve gone for it and it’s close – Referee’s call – But no cigar. Radwan remains calm.

41 vs.: Pakistan 148-3 (Shakil 58, Rizwan 0) All counted on Al Ain and refreshments, Robinson finishes off with another two points.

40.4 Overs: Pakistan 147-3 (Shakil 57, Rizwan 0) Rizwan is almost cut in half by Robinson Khayat and we take drinks as Rizwan tries to poke his eye with a bottle of water.

“Morning from Tania Istanbul is mild. Today is really a test for Bazball: with a slightly lopsided attack of conditions, we could find ourselves 100 behind by close. so what? Go for it? If we lose this, we will be accused of existence. What is the term? Flat-track bullies? Robert Lewis, that’s a bit provocative at this time in the morning.

40th over: Pakistan 147-3 (Shakil 57, Rizwan 0) A change of bowling, and we got Mark Wood for the first time this morning, hitting over 90mph (145km/h) at midday. Ridwan is still resolute with his 15 0 ball, and he won’t be able to resist the dart for much longer.

“Good morning, Tanya.” Hi Finbarr Anslow! “Just ‘tuned in’ in time for Babar’s passing. Thank you for getting up so early for us and please don’t think about Milan’s party today – it starts at 5pm and just found out they let us get ready at 5pm. Sigh”

Milan. I went for the first time this summer. So lovely – I keep imagining those delicious little pastries, whose name escapes me now, being served with your espresso. And good luck with the party!

Updated at 05.39 GMT

39th over: Pakistan 146-3 (Shaquil 56, Rizwan 0) More stats Robinson has the lowest Test bowling average over the past five years other than Kyle Jamison. Pat Cummins sits in third. Robinson makes the ball chomp both ways. Another immaculate with just one for the Pakistanis, who have been quiet since Babar’s share.

38th place: Pakistan 145-3 (Shakil 55, Rizwan 0) for the second time in a row, this time from Leach as Rizwan plays it with full confidence.

37th over: Pakistan 145-3 (Shakil 55, Rizwan 0) I catch the end of some stats which I think show Robinson has the lowest bowling average since Frank Tyson. He’s an impressive guy – he dug himself out of the mud after that agonizing early encounter with his historic offensive social media tweets. Listen and learn. There is simplicity in what he does, and he is well traveled from Sussex to Multan. virgin.

Updated at 05.28 GMT

36th over: Pakistan 145-3 (Shakil 55, Rizwan 0) Leach pulls his hat off and puts it back on, passing through six balls with great speed between those overlapping one another. Five points until Shaquille clips the sixth point, cut from the bounds by chasing Mark Wood.

Good morning Kamelia Shamsie, who has news of empty stalls: “Pakistan is not a nation for early starts under the best of circles. And if anyone was watching Argentina v Holland last night, they won’t go to bed until after 3am. A sports fan’s life can be stressful. Very.(I’m still having my first cup of tea here at 10.06am in Karachi)”

Love the updates down to earth, thank you!

Updated at 05.28 GMT

35th over: Pakistan 142 – 3 (Shakil 52, Rizwan 0) Reverse swing straight to Robinson, and Rizwan almost dead in the same spot, driving to a similar ball. Tahir wicket maiden, Pakistan lose the main batter is still 132 runs behind.

Updated at 05.27 GMT

The wicket! Babar Azam B Robinson 75 (Pakistan 142-3-139 points behind)

Going to drive, miss and hear the rattle. A swinging beauty off Robinson at perfect length with his second ball of the match.

Fifty for a shekel!

34th over: Pakistan 142-2 (Shakil 52, Babar 75) Nine overs from Leach finished, while Shakil reached his second Test fifty with a cleverly executed sweep.

Updated at 05.27 GMT

33rd: Pakistan 133-2 (Shakil 47, Babar 71) Anderson starts mixing Shakil and Babar, Babar sends Shakil back, and if Crowley had hit the square leg stumps, Shakil would have been on his way but he didn’t, he slid as he bowled, Shakil stayed leading Anderson through the extra cover beautifully.

Updated at 05.27 GMT

32nd: Pakistan 129-2 (Shakil 43, Babar 71) Leach leaks four catches, a sweep from Shakil and a glorious serve from Babar, but he finishes past Babar’s bat, fine as he steps forward.

Updated at 05.27 GMT

31st: Pakistan 118-2 (Shakeel 38, Babar 65) Back foot punch in a la style fetched four from Shakeel.

30th: Pakistan 112-2 (Shakil 33, Babar 64) The stands are not full, in fact they are about to feel lonely. Gamblers were probably as surprised as anyone at the early start. The wheels slip through a dash of cornering but with no real fizz. I’ll have to push a cart to the kitchen for a cup of tea. Slowly bowl Jimmy.

29th overall: Pakistan 107-2 (Shakil 32 Babar 63) There is a haze in the air of Multan but Jimmy Anderson has the ball regardless. Oh my tired eyes. Jimmy runs straight in, stitching a clean line through a clean coat. Babar pushes a couple through the covers into Nadia’s yard.

Disappointed to report, that in the studio, Stuart Broad’s glasses were gone. He’s wearing a brown blazer and slacks, Mark Butcher immaculate in navy. Oh, ignore me, players are walking, so it’s going to start playing a lot now.

good morning! It’s cold outside but darling, it’s boiling in Multan. Can Pakistan return to the series today after a captivating first day? Abrar’s first performance (7-114) was one for the ages, and Babar looked in ominous shape as the night wore on. Play starts at 5am GMT, don’t miss a ball!

Updated at 04.50 GMT

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