Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Vaughan Calls Pakistan Batting County Cricket After Lord’s Collapse
Pakistan played England in a Test match at Lord’s.
England scored 290 runs first.
Pakistan then lost all their wickets for only 110 runs.
Their innings lasted 37.2 overs.
Azan Awais was Pakistan’s top scorer with 46 runs.
Captain Babar Azam could not stop the team from collapsing.
Imam-ul-Haq was also injured.
Michael Vaughan said England’s bowlers were finding it very easy to take wickets.
England had a 261-run lead and would continue batting on the third day.
England scored 290 before Pakistan were dismissed for 110 at Lord’s.
Pakistan’s innings lasted 37.2 overs, their third successive poor innings on tour.
Opener Azan Awais top-scored with 46 from 102 deliveries.
Returning captain Babar Azam could not prevent the batting collapse, while Imam-ul-Haq suffered an injury.
Michael Vaughan said England’s bowlers were not being challenged and compared Pakistan’s batting to second-division county cricket.
- Who
- Pakistan, England, returning captain Babar Azam, and former England captain Michael Vaughan were central to the report.
- What
- Pakistan were bowled out for 110 after England made 290, prompting Vaughan to sharply criticize Pakistan’s batting.
- When
- The collapse occurred on Friday, during the third successive poor Pakistan innings on the England tour; England were due to resume batting on day three.
- Where
- Lord’s, England.
- Why
- Pakistan’s batters struggled to resist England’s bowlers, who Vaughan said were not being challenged and were regularly finding wickets.
- England score
- 290 runs
- Pakistan score
- 110 all out
- Pakistan innings
- 37.2 overs
- Top Pakistan scorer
- Azan Awais, 46 runs from 102 deliveries
- Lead
- England held a 261-run lead
- Injury
- Imam-ul-Haq was injured
- Vaughan’s assessment
- He called Pakistan possibly the easiest batting lineup to bowl to in a long time and compared it with second-division county cricket
