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Ollie Robinson produced a devastating spell of seam bowling to take four wickets for just 11 runs, helping skittle Pakistan out for 110 and give England a commanding 180-run advantage at Lord's.
England are firmly in the driving seat at Lord's after Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer combined to skittle Pakistan's lower order in devastating fashion, bowling the tourists out for just 110 in their first innings.
England put in a complete team performance on day two of the second Test at Lord's, finishing on 81-3 in their second innings to hold a 261-run lead over Pakistan and edge tantalisingly close to a series victory.
Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer led a stunning seam display to bowl Pakistan out for 110, leaving England with a commanding 261-run lead heading into day three of the second Test at Lord's.
Pakistan won the toss and made England pay dearly, reducing the hosts to 80-4 by the lunch interval on day one of the second Test at Lord's. Jamie Hall analyses a difficult morning for Stokes' side.
What began as an embarrassing night out for England pace bowler Brydon Carse has taken a more serious turn, with Derbyshire Police now actively investigating allegations of assault connected to the incident in Derby city centre.
Jordan Cox's promising innings of 55 was brought to a dramatic end by a sensational diving catch from substitute fielder Salman Ali Agha at slip, leaving England in a precarious position on day one of the second Test at Lord's.
England found themselves in trouble early on at Lord's, but half-centuries from Jamie Smith and Jordan Cox steadied the ship to close day one on 248-9 against Pakistan.
Durham head coach Ryan Campbell has made clear that Brydon Carse remains available for county selection while the Cricket Regulator's investigation into the bowler's conduct is ongoing. The 31-year-old featured against Gloucestershire on Thursday despite being dropped from England's Test squad.
Jamie Smith and Jordan Cox dug deep in difficult Lord's conditions to give England a competitive platform of 248-9 on a truncated opening day of the second Test against Pakistan.
England Test captain Joe Root has spoken candidly about his frustration following Brydon Carse's nightclub incident, warning that repeated off-field mistakes are undermining the team's on-field progress.
Josh Tongue insists Joe Root's frank words to the England squad about conduct off the field have been taken on board, as the team prepares to move on from the Brydon Carse controversy ahead of the second Test at Lord's.