SGIn the second Test match at Lord's, England significantly reduced Pakistan's score to 53-3 during the fourth day, putting them in a strong position to secure their first home Test series victory in two years. Pakistan faced a challenging target of 389 runs to level the series after England scored 208 in their innings. England's fast bowling duo, Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer, played crucial roles in dismantling Pakistan's batting lineup, with Robinson taking two quick wickets and Archer dismissing the captain, Babar Azam. Despite the setbacks, Shan Masood and Saud Shakeel managed to stabilize the innings before lunch. Meanwhile, England's second innings saw Mohammad Abbas take five wickets, contributing significantly to their overall tally of nine wickets in the match.
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