England vs Pakistan Live Updates 2nd Test Day 3: England will be resuming their innings from 81/3 on Day 3 of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord’s, London. At Stumps, Emilio Gay (30*) and Harry Brook (7*) remained unbeaten as the hosts lead by 261 runs. Earlier on Day 2, Ollie Robinson took a sensational 4-11 in 13 overs as Pakistan collapsed to 110 all out in the second Test against England at Lord’s on Friday. But on a day when 13 wickets fell in total, England then slumped to 13-2 in their second innings on a pitch still offering significant seam movement. England, however, had recovered to 81-3 — an overall lead of 261 runs — when bad light forced an early close to the second day. ( Live Scorecard )
That’s a wrap – That brings us to the end of an eventful Day 2 of this second Test, with England firmly taking the upper hand and Pakistan now facing a huge challenge to save the game. Day 3, also known as ‘Moving Day’, gets underway at 10 am GMT, but you know the drill – join us well before that for all the build-up. 5.52 pm GMT, STUMPS, DAY 2! this game has moved along at a rapid pace While Day 3 is usually known as ‘Moving Day’. England are now firmly in the driver’s seat with a significant 261-run lead and look well placed to bat Pakistan out of the contest. With rain forecast for Day 3, the conditions could make batting even tougher, adding another layer to what promises to be a crucial day.
A fascinating day of Test cricket comes to an end due to Bad Light as with the lights not improving, the umpires have called for STUMPS. Game stopped due to : Bad Light Cheers! The visitors were hugely disappointing with the bat, but showed some fight with the ball and will need something truly special to stop England from setting a massive target.
England find themselves firmly in the driver seat, holding a massive lead of 261 runs with seven wickets still in hand. Because another exciting day of Test cricket is about to get underway, grab your cup of tea and settle in. A crucial morning session – While the weather forecast predicts passing showers that might cause interruptions, the game is moving at a rapid pace and a decisive result remains well within sight. Pakistan need something truly special from their strike bowlers in this opening hour to claw their way back into contention, while England will aim to bat the opposition completely out of the game. A cloudy morning at the Home of Cricket – Hello and a very warm welcome back to Lord’s for moving day of this riveting Test match between England and Pakistan. The dark London clouds are hovering above, but the atmosphere inside the ground is electric. With three full days left in the contest, the hosts will look to tighten their grip on the match and seal the series, while Pakistan face an uphill battle to stay in the contest.
