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Pakistan vs England 1st Test Day 2 LIVE Scorecard: Pakistan Nightwatchman Excels, Shakeel Hits 50 vs England
Pakistan vs England 1st Test Day 2 LIVE Scorecard Updates: Centuries by Shan Masood and Saud Shakeel set the base for Pakistan on Day 1.
- NDTV Sports Desk
- Updated: October 08, 2024 11:36 AM IST
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Pakistan vs England 1st Test Day 2 LIVE Updates:Â Pakistan enjoyed a tremendous Day 1 against England in the first Test as Multan, led by a spectacular 253-run partnership between captain Shan Masood and opener Abdullah Shafique. Masood piled up 151 off just 177 balls, while Shafique made 102, as Pakistan ended Day 1 on 328/4. Despite some late wickets in the day for England, Pakistan have a set Saud Shakeel and an in-form Mohammad Rizwan set to come. They will hope that those two can propel them towards the 500-run mark on Day 2. (Live Scorecard)
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PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 2 LIVE
Hard length, attacking middle and leg, Mohammad Rizwan stays back and dabs it away onto the leg side.
Mohammad Rizwan is in at number 7.
OUT! CAUGHT! Finally, some relief for England and Brydon Carse now has his first Test wicket. You can see the joy on his face as he has worked really hard for it. Comes from around the wicket now with a slip and leg slip in place. This is just slipped down on the pads at around 138 clicks, Naseem Shah looks to flick it away but ends up nurdling the ball towards leg slip. Harry Brook there takes a sharp low catch in front of him and England have their fifth wicket. Shah departs for a valuable 33 (81).
Banged in well short on middle and leg but it angles down leg and Shah is able to duck under it.
Dishes out a full and wide one, Naseem Shah isn't expecting it but does well to jam out an angled bat at it. The ball goes quickly towards point.
Back of a length and on a tight line around off, Shah hops back and just about manages to keep it out.
Floated up, a bit full and outside off, inviting the false drive. Shakeel just leans on and pushes it away to covers.
Fuller in length and at the stumps, Shah drives it to the left of mid on and Ollie Pope dives over the ball, letting it through for a single.
Pushed through around off, a bit quicker too, Shah plays it away towards cover.
Flatter and on a length around middle, kept out by Shah.
SIX! Oh, wow! That is some shot from Naseem Shah. Tossed up on middle and leg, turning away, Shah is tempted as long off is brought inside the would-be inner ring and he is up to the challenge. Steps out and goes inside-out over wide long off, holding the pose as well and gets another six.
Nicely flighted, around middle and just getting some drift, Naseem Shah leans on and blocks it down the pitch.
Back to over the wicket and attacking the stumps, Shah nudges it away in front of square on the leg side and picks up a single.
At 139.8 clicks, banged in around leg stump, not rising high and Shah ducks under it. Another NO BALL as Carse has nothing behind the line yet again. Frustrating to bowl extra deliveries when you have been toiling hard in the field.
Changes the angle of attack by coming around the wicket and looks to angle one across from around leg stump. Naseem Shah blocks it off.
A surprise fuller delivery now, on off and middle, Shah is able to get his bat down in time and keeps it out. Carse has overstepped though and a NO BALL is called.
Hard length, at almost 143 clicks and around the top of off, Naseem Shah presses back a bit and solidly blocks it off.
Hard length on the pads, worked away off the hips down to fine leg for an easy single.
Shortens the length now and bowls it over off, Shakeel lifts one leg and stylishly pulls it away to Gus Atkinson at a deepish mid-wicket.
Hard length, at 142.4 clicks and angled down the leg side, Shakeel leaves it alone.