England v Pakistan third Test day two live coverage brings you all the action from Edgbaston as the hosts look to build on their dominant position. After bowling Pakistan out for a mere 133 on day one, England's four-man seam attack once again demonstrated its collective threat, with Josh Tongue leading the charge with four wickets.
England's Seam Attack Shines on Day One
The England seamers, comprising James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Ollie Robinson, and Josh Tongue, exploited the conditions perfectly, reducing Pakistan to a below-par total. Tongue, in particular, was impressive, experimenting with a wobble seam delivery that he has honed with assistance from Ollie Robinson. "I've spoken to Robbo quite a bit about it," said Tongue. "It's a delivery that can be effective on these surfaces."
Injury Concerns for England
England's wicketkeeper Jamie Smith took a blow on the thumb yesterday while standing up to the stumps. He'll bat this morning but Jordan Cox may keep wicket in Pakistan's second innings. This could be a minor setback for England, but with a strong batting lineup, they will aim to post a substantial lead.
Pakistan's Underperformance Continues
Pakistan's batting display was lackluster, with only a few batsmen showing resistance. Fans like Krishnamoorthy V expressed their frustration: "Nothing hurts me more than a non-performing Pakistan team. I still recall with awe the super-talented, all-conquering team of 1992. It is true they have been falling steadily but one would expect a correction and reversal of fortune/form from such a cricket talent nation."
Key Takeaways from Day One
- England's seam attack was relentless, with Josh Tongue taking four wickets.
- Pakistan were bowled out for 133, with only a few batsmen offering resistance.
- Jamie Smith's thumb injury could see Jordan Cox keep wicket in the second innings.
- England will look to build a significant first-innings lead on day two.
Comparison of England and Pakistan Bowling Attacks
| Team | Overs | Runs Conceded | Wickets | Economy Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| England | 53.2 | 133 | 10 | 2.49 |
| Pakistan | - | - | - | - |
Note: Pakistan's bowling figures will be updated once they bowl.
What to Expect on Day Two
England will resume their innings on day two, looking to capitalize on their strong position. With a solid batting lineup, they will aim to bat Pakistan out of the game. Pakistan, on the other hand, will need to bowl exceptionally well to restrict England's lead. The pitch is expected to remain good for batting, so Pakistan's bowlers must be disciplined and patient.
FAQ
What time does day two of the third Test start?
Day two is scheduled to start at 10:00 AM local time (9:00 AM GMT) at Edgbaston.
Who is leading Pakistan's bowling attack?
Pakistan's bowling attack is led by Shaheen Afridi, who is known for his pace and swing.
How can I watch England v Pakistan live?
The match is being broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK and on various other networks worldwide. Check your local listings for details.
Stay tuned for more live updates as England and Pakistan battle it out on day two of this thrilling Test match.
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