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Jamie Smith brought up a fine half-century at Edgbaston to become England's fourth batter to reach fifty in the innings, as the hosts continued to build a commanding position against Pakistan in the third Test.
Ollie Robinson set the tone emphatically on day two of the Third Test, dismissing two Pakistan batters in his very first over without a single run being scored off his bowling.
Harry Brook, Dan Lawrence, Jamie Smith and Ollie Robinson all struck fifties as England built a commanding 268-run lead over Pakistan at Edgbaston, with rain providing the only interruption to a thoroughly dominant display.
Shan Masood produced a composed and elegant 95 to frustrate England in the third Test at Edgbaston, only to be denied a landmark hundred by a stunning catch from Dan Lawrence.
Dan Lawrence and Jordan Cox lit up Edgbaston with a pair of extraordinary diving catches, removing Shan Masood and Babar Azam at crucial moments on day three of the third Test against Pakistan.
A 21-year-old fast bowler with barely any first-class experience announced himself to the cricketing world with a breathtaking 81 off 63 balls on Test debut, keeping Pakistan alive in the third Test at Edgbaston.
Pakistan's batting lineup caved spectacularly at Edgbaston, dismissed for 133 in little more than 33 overs as their top five collapsed with the scoreboard reading just 48.
England continued their dominance over a beleaguered Pakistan side on day one of the third Test at Edgbaston, dismissing the tourists for just 133 before building a 23-run first-innings lead.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan did not hold back after Harry Brook was caught for just 21, leaving England in serious trouble at 72-3 as they chase a daunting 373 to win the third and final Test against New Zealand.