Two opportunities missed for England to get Pakistan all out

Tuesday 8 October 2024 12:27, UK

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Highlights of day two of the first Test between Pakistan and England.

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Nasser Hussain praises England for their performance despite conceding 556 runs in the first innings and insists England need to bat for a significant period to give the bowlers a rest.

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Nasser Hussain suggests England should call-up a specialist opener but thinks they'll go with a similar batting order as on Day Two of the First Test. He also discusses potential options to replace Olly Stone as he leaves to get married.

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Ollie Pope and his team lose another review after they decide check for an lbw after Jack Leach's delivery in attempt to dismiss Salman Ali Agha.

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Shoaib Bashir delivers a superb ball to Pakistan's Saud which sees him dismissed for 82 runs after his nick on the ball falls into the hands of Joe Root.

'Beauty from Bashir' | Terrific delivery ends up in the hands of Root

Chris Woakes is denied a peach of a catch after it appears his foot was touching the ground behind the boundary to award Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha a six instead.

Right decision? Woakes denied spectacular catch by barest of margins

Jack Leach gets his second wicket of the innings after Mohammad Rizwan directs the ball to Chris Woakes for simple catch to see him go for a duck.

'That's another one gone!' | Simple catch for Woakes to see Rizwan walk

Brydon Carse get his first England Test wicket thanks to catch from Harry Brook behind the stumps to send Nassem Shah walking for 26 runs.

Carse gets his first England Test wicket after dismissing Naseem

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