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England Secure 180‑Run Lead as Pakistan Bowled Out for 110
WHY IT MATTERS
England’s 180‑run advantage positions them to either chase a target or defend a lead on the final day, giving them a decisive edge in the match’s outcome.
What happened
In the second Test at Lord's, England’s bowlers dismantled Pakistan’s lower order, with Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer claiming five wickets for just 19 runs in seven overs. The pair’s incisive spell helped England dismiss Pakistan for 110 in their first innings, creating a 180‑run advantage on day two.
The win gives England a commanding position as the match moves into its final day, while Pakistan must now face the challenge of overcoming a substantial deficit in the remaining innings.
The result underscores England’s strong form and the effectiveness of their pace attack in a high‑stakes Test environment.
PRIMARY SOURCES
'Pakistan cleaned up!' - England take five wickets for 19 runs
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