England Lose Cox and Root as Poor Reviews Backfire at Headingley
England found themselves in deep trouble on Day Two at Headingley after squandering their reviews and losing Jordan Cox and Joe Root in rapid succession to Pakistan.
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England found themselves in deep trouble on Day Two at Headingley after squandering their reviews and losing Jordan Cox and Joe Root in rapid succession to Pakistan.

Harry Brook lit up Headingley with a stunning 91 on day two of the first Test against Pakistan, yet his wait for a Test hundred at his home ground goes on.
Harry Brook anchored England's innings with a dazzling 91 to leave Pakistan staring down the barrel on day two of the first Rothesay Test at Headingley, with England reaching 366-8 for a lead of 195.
Ollie Robinson produced a dream opening to the first Test against Pakistan, dismissing Azan Awais lbw with the first ball of the morning at Headingley. Jamie Hall looks at what this tells us about England's seam attack.

England are set to kick off their winter schedule with an ODI tri-series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka in October, with matches split across Rawalpindi and Lahore before a final on Halloween.
A stunning pair of five-wicket hauls from Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue bowled Pakistan out for 171, with England closing day one on 112-2 at Headingley.
Josh Tongue had England fans on their feet at Headingley after dismissing two Pakistan batters on successive deliveries, only for Khurram Shahzad to emphatically end his hat-trick hopes with a boundary.

A stunning double five-wicket haul performance from Josh Tongue and Ollie Robinson saw England reduce Pakistan to 171 all out on day one of the first Test at Headingley.

Joe Root's second stint as England captain began in near-perfect fashion at Headingley, as Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue shared all ten wickets to dismiss Pakistan for just 171 on day one of the first Rothesay Test.
Lancashire have bolstered their County Championship campaign by signing experienced Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali for the remainder of the season. Jamie Hall looks at what the 39-year-old brings to Old Trafford.

Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq has become one of the most talked-about cricketers at the T20 World Cup — but it's his bowling action, not just his wickets, generating the headlines.

Babar Azam is back at the helm of Pakistan's Test side after Shan Masood was removed following a torrid run of results. The change comes ahead of a crucial summer that includes three Tests in England.