Lord’s Test: Pakistan all out for 110 in first innings, England lead by 180

On the second day of the Lord’s Test, Pakistan’s batting line-up collapsed and the whole team was bowled out for 110. England have taken a lead of 180 runs.

Only two Pakistan batters reached double figures. Azan Awais scored 46 and Saud Shakeel 16. Shan Masood, Ali Usman and Khurram Shahzad returned to the pavilion after scoring one run each. Abdullah Shafique made 5, Muhammad Rizwan 7 and captain Babar Azam 8.

For England, Olly Robinson took four wickets, Jofra Archer three and Josh Tongue two.

England were bowled out for 290 in their first innings. Jamie Smith and Jordan Cox scored half-centuries. Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue added 47 runs for the last wicket, with Atkinson scoring 45 and Tongue 30.

For Pakistan, Mohammad Abbas took four wickets, Mohammad Ali three, and Ali Usman and Khurram Shahzad one each.