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Michael Vaughan Launches Brutal Attack on Pakistan Batters
Pakistan and England are playing the second match of a three-match cricket series.
The game is being played at Lord’s in London.
England scored 290 before Pakistan batted.
Pakistan then lost all its wickets for only 110 runs.
This happened in fewer than 37 overs.
Only Azan Awais and Saud Shakeel scored more than 10 runs.
Pakistan avoided having to bat again immediately, but only by a small amount.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan strongly criticized Pakistan’s batters.
Pakistan were bowled out for 110 inside 37 overs in the second Test at Lord’s.
The collapse came after England were dismissed for 290.
Pakistan avoided the follow-on by a narrow margin, according to the report.
Azan Awais top-scored for Pakistan with 46, while Saud Shakeel made 16.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticized Pakistan’s batting performance.
- Who
- Pakistan, England, and former England captain Michael Vaughan.
- What
- Pakistan were dismissed for 110 after England scored 290, prompting criticism from Vaughan.
- Where
- Lord’s Cricket Ground in London.
- When
- During the second Test of the three-match series.
- Why
- Pakistan’s batting performance left them under pressure and saw them narrowly avoid the follow-on.
Key facts
- Match
- Second Test of a three-match series
- Venue
- Lord’s Cricket Ground, London
- England score
- 290
- Pakistan score
- 110
- Pakistan innings length
- Inside 37 overs
- Top Pakistan scorer
- Azan Awais, 46 runs
- Other double-digit score
- Saud Shakeel, 16 runs
Sources
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