Pakistan Bowler Completes Five-Wicket Haul in Rainy Second Test Against England
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Yet for all this, it may in time prove a significant one for Dan Lawrence. During the two hours of play that were possible, and in hugely challenging conditions for the batters, Lawrence delivered an unbeaten 50 off 66 balls that cut through the gloom and showed his desire to make this latest stab at Test cricket count.
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Sky Sports'Eye-catching Lawrence got his tempo right' In the small amount of cricket the fans did see, England's Dan Lawrence clinched a sixth Test half-century with his knock of 50 not out from 66 balls including a stunning six over extra-cover that Sky Sports pundit Dinesh Karthik called "the shot of the series".
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After being chewed up and spat out by the previous regime – three Tests in the unfamiliar role of opener when Zak Crawley was injured – this was Lawrence’s second half-century in his new role at No 6. It was also a decent recovery from a day one howler, when he needlessly ran himself out.
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This content is not available in your location. There was an error Pakistan bowler Muhammad Abbas takes the wickets of Dan Lawrence and Ollie Robinson to complete a five-wicket haul early on day four of the second Test, and put himself on the honours board at Lord's. FOLLOW LIVE: England v Pakistan - Second Test, day four
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"That's A Joke": Nasser Hussain Blasts Umpire Over Shock Decision In Lord's Test Day 3 of 2nd Test between England and Pakistan was marred with rain
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Sky SportsSaturday 29 August 2026 19:43, UK A seething Nasser Hussain said the umpires' decision to abandon play late on day three of the second Test between England and Pakistan was "a joke".
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Watch day four of England's second Test against Pakistan live on Sky Sports Cricket from 10.15am on Sunday (11am first ball). Not got Sky? Latest Sky Sports deals or stream no contract.
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NDTV SportsEngland vs Pakistan 2nd Test Day 4, Live Score Updates: History Or Bust For Pakistan As England Eye 400+ Target England vs Pakistan 2nd Test Day 4, Live Score Updates
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01 ESPNcricinfo Lawrence fifty drives England to imposing lead on rain-ravaged day Pakistan face 350-plus chase despite Abbas three-for making life challenging for batters
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02 The Guardian Sport Still showery everywhereexcept the southeast. The Met office says: Outbreaks of rain affect parts of Scotland and northern England at first. A band of heavy, showery rain then spreads eastwards, with blustery showers and thunderstorms developing more widely during the afternoon. Southeast England stays mostly dry. Blustery at times.
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03 BBC Sport This content is not available in your location. There was an error Josh Tongue is brilliantly run out by Pakistan captain Babar Azam for 12 to bring England's innings to an end, with the home side bowled out for 208, setting Pakistan 389 to win the second Test at Lord's. FOLLOW LIVE: England v Pakistan - Second Test, day four
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04 Sky Sports England eye series win over Pakistan, leading three-Test series 1-0 after innings victory at Headingley last week; build-up to Lord's Test dominated by Brydon Carse's withdrawal after nightclub incident in Derby; watch second Test live on Sky Sports Cricket and contract-free with NOW Sunday 30 August 2026 10:35, UK
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05 NDTV Sports Big Blow For Pakistan As Star Batter Ruled Out Of Remaining 2nd Test vs England Imam Ul Haq has been ruled out of the second Test vs England
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06 Reuters Sports Cricket Lawrence half-century propels England towards victory over Pakistan - Reuters Cricket Lawrence half-century propels England towards victory over Pakistan Reuters
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