The England vs Pakistan second Test match at Lord’s just came to an end with the Three Lions winning the match and also the series after beating the visitors by 190 runs. After England’s win, we take a look at the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-2027 points table, as England take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
This is a humiliating series loss for Babar Azam and his side; they lost the first Test also by an innings and 103 runs. Despite their captain being back in the side, the batters failed to handle the swing and seam of the English pacers. Pakistan are winless against the Three Lions in the last five Test matches played in English conditions, with three losses and two draws.
Pakistan won the toss and opted to bowl first; the pacer-bowling department of the Men in Green, comprising Mohammad Abbas, Khurram Shahzad and Mohammad Ali, troubled the English top order as they were in trouble with 77/4 at one stage, with Abbas picking three of the first four wickets; then later on, the England middle order had a partnership.
Jordan Cox and wicket-keeper Jamie Smith stitched a decent partnership of 67 runs for the 6th wicket. The former played a knock of 55 runs off 105 deliveries, and Smith scored a bit relatively faster, scoring 61 off 80 balls. The lower order of the home side frustrated the Pakistan bowling attack, as Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue stitched a 47-run partnership, scoring 45 and 30 respectively, as they were bowled out for 290.
Ollie Robinson dismantles Pakistan batting
The English pacers gave no chance to the Men in Green batters as they crumbled; Shan Masood, who came to open the innings as Imam-ul-Haq was ruled out of the game, was dismissed for just one run. Youngster Azan Awais played a fighting knock of 45 runs, which was the highest run for the side as all other batters failed to cross the 20-run mark.
Babar, who returned to the side after missing out on the first game due to a finger injury, also failed to have any impact on the game, as the skipper scored 8 runs off 10 balls. The second-highest run was by Saud Shakeel, who scored 16. Ollie Robinson dismantled the Pakistan batting order, picking four wickets, and Jofra Archer picked three wickets as they were bowled out for 110.
Pakistan batting fails again
The home side had a lead of 180 runs in the second innings as they came out to bat. Having some decent starts with the bat, the team’s only fifty in the second innings came for Dan Lawrence, as the middle-order batter played a knock of 54 runs. Mohammad Abbas picked up 5 wickets as they were bowled out for 208.
Pakistan were given a huge target of 389 runs in the match. As the top order of the Men in Green crumbled once again, they were 53/3 at lunch. Saud Shakeel scored the first fifty of the game for the Pakistan batters as he and Masood stitched a 97-run partnership before the latter was dismissed for 26 runs.
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