ENG vs PAK Live Cricket Score

6.4 OUT! LBW! A brillaint review from Pakistan. Mohammad Abbas bowls this on that nagging length, around the off stump, nipping back into the batter. Ben Duckett looks to keep it out off his back foot but gets beaten as the ball shapes into him and gets hit on his back pad. A loud appeal for LBW but the umpire shakes it. Duckett is not that tall, and the ball did not have much distance to travel. Abbas looks confident and forces his skipper, Babar Azam, to send this upstairs, saying this was in line with the stumps and not high enough. Babar asks for DRS. Ball Tracking shows three reds, with the ball hitting the off pole, and the on-field decision is overturned to OUT. Ben Duckett departs cheaply as England's scorecard reads 26 for 2.  26/2

5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Unfortunate dismissal for Emilio Gay, but that is a superb catch from Mohammad Rizwan behind the stumps. Mohammad Abbas errs in line and bowls a length delivery, down the leg side. Emilio Gay goes for a flick but gets it tickled off the bat towards the right of the keeper. Rizwan dives full stretch to his right and takes a brilliant catch to send Gay back. England are 21 for 1.  21/1

47.1 OUT! STUNNER AT SLPS!  Something special was needed to break this stand, and Salman Agha has provided it. He is on as a substitute fielder and has probably made the biggest impact in the game. Khurram Shahzad serves this full and around off, gets it to shape away late. Jordan Cox goes for the big booming drive but gets a thick outside edge. It flies wide of second slip, where Salman Agha flings himself to his right like a salmon and claws the ball with his right hand for a blinder. Every Pakistan player goes up to him and pats him on the back for this effort. End of the 67-run stand.  187/6

10.3 OUT! LBW! Mohammad Abbas has done it again, and he has the prized scalp of the English skipper. He lands this on a hard length and on off, gets it to jag back in sharply. As Mohammad Rizwan is standing up to the stumps, Joe Root does not move his feet and gets stuck on the crease, trying to defend but plays down the wrong line. The ball sneaks past the inside edge and hits him on the back pad. There is a big shout for LBW, and up goes the finger. Root has a chat with his partner but trudges off without taking the review. England are 36/3 now.  36/3

17.1 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Mohammad Ali has produced an absolute beauty here. He serves this fuller and on off, swings in sharply, and late too. Harry Brook tries to drive it away but gets beaten by the movement as his bottom hand also comes off the bat. The ball sneaks between bat and pad and crashes into the stumps behind. Brook could not have done anything about that one, and he has to walk back after getting to a start. England are 77/4 now.  77/4

31.2 OUT! DAN LAWRENCE IS RUN OUT! A massive mix-up and that is the end of the 43-run stand. Ali Usman slides one into the batter, off a length, on middle and off, Dan Lawrence steps down the track and tucks this to the right of mid-wicket. Shan Masood moves well to his right, puts in the slide, picks up the ball and throws this on the bounce, evading the short leg fielder. Jordan Cox takes a few steps and turns back as he sees Shan field it, but Dan Lawrence continues to halfway track before turning back, but it is a touch too late by then. Masood makes amends for his earlier dropped catch. Half the English side is back in the dressing room with 120 on the board.  120/5

52.2 OUT! CASTLED! Action replay of Harry Brook's dismissal. Mohammad Ali goes fuller and just around off, gets it to shape in sharply. Jamie Smith looks to push it away but gets nowhere near the ball as he does not take into account the big inward movement. The ball goes through the gates and shatters the stumps behind. The set batter goes back, and England are 222/7.  222/7

66.4 OUT! CAUGHT IN THE DEEP! The resilient partnership of 47 for the 10th wicket comes to an end and so does England's innings on 290. Tossed up, around off, Gus Atkinson comes down the track and looks to take on the boundary rider at long off but gets it sliced into the hands of Mohammad Ali and departs on 45.  290/10

52.4 OUT! TIMBER! And again! Mohammad Ali has the nip-backer on a string here. He lands this on a good length and on off, gets it to jag back in enough. Ollie Robinson strides across to defend but plays down the wrong line as the ball goes through and clatters the off pole out of the ground. 222/6 becomes 222/8 for England.  222/8

55.3 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Mohammad Abbas responds in style. Fuller one and on middle, shaping in a bit. Jofra Archer has a wild slog across the line but goes a bit too hard at it. He loses his shape and misses the ball completely as it goes through to rattle the stumps. Abbas gets his fourth, but can he finish with a fifer here? England are 243/9 now.  243/9

3.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! ​​Jofra Archer draws first blood for England. Full and on off, shaping away from the batter yet again, Shan Masood stands on his back foot and goes for a punch down the ground but gets an outside edge and the ball is gathered behind the stumps by Jamie Smith to land Pakistan their first blow. Shan Masood departs cheaply and Pakistan are 5 for 1.  5/1

34.4 OUT! CAUGHT! The streak of wickets at the other end forced Azan Awais to get out of his shell and play this one. Ollie Robinson comes around the stumps, bowls it short and on middle and off, Azan Awais goes for a pull but gets it top-edged towards the right of Emilio Gay at deep square leg. Gay moves well to his right, judges this well and takes it nice and easy. Azan Awais departs on 46.  106/8

14.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Excellent review and England get their reward right on the stroke of Lunch. Josh Tongue goes fuller and just around off. Abdullah Shafique goes for the big booming drive, but his bat grazes the ground, almost at the same time as the ball passes the outside edge. Jamie Smith grabs it behind the stumps, and almost every England player goes up in unison. The third umpire has been called in to check. UltraEdge shows a spike when the ball is next to the bat, and the catch is also a clean one. Pakistan's resistance has been broken as they head into Lunch at 16/2,  16/2

17 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Josh Tongue gets his man this time. He serves this a bit fuller and on off, holds its line. Babar Azam makes the mistake of pushing at it with hard hands without moving his feet much. Gets a thick outside edge that flies towards third slip, where Jordan Cox snaffles it up to his left. Pakistan are 30/3, still trailing but 260 runs.  30/3

22.1 OUT! LBW! Yet another brillaint review from England. Ollie Robinson strikes right away on his return. This is on a good length and on off, it jags back in sharply. Saud Shakeel gets stuck in his crease and plays down the wrong line as the ball sneaks past the inside edge to hit him on the pad. There is a big shout for LBW, but it is turned down. Maybe height is the issue here, but Joe Root sends it upstairs after having a chat with his keeper and bowler. The replay confirms no bat involved, and Ball Tracking comes up with three reds, with the ball hitting the top of middle stump. The on-field call is changed to OUT. Shakeel's eventful cameo comes to an end. Pakistan are 63/4, still trailing by 227 runs.  63/4

30.1 OUT! LBW! Ollie Robinson gets his second with another excellent review from England. They have been pretty spot on with the DRS. Robinson bowls this on a good length and around off, gets it to jag back in a long way. Mohammad Rizwan gets cramped up on his crease and plays down the wrong line, as the ball zips past the inside edge to hit his back thigh. The height is the question again, but Root takes the review after a chat with his keeper. The replay confirms no bat involved and Ball Tracking shows three reds, with the ball hitting the top of leg stump. The on-field call is changed again to Out, and Rizwan has to walk back. Pakistan are 91/5, still trailing by 199 runs.  91/5

33.1 OUT! TIMBER! Archer gets his second of the game and England get their 6th already. Short and wide of off, Ali Usman stands his ground and pokes at it but gets it edged off the inside onto the stumps. The stumps are broken and Ali Usman departs. Pakistan are 104 for 6, still trailing by 186.  104/6

34.2 OUT! CAUGHT! The writing was on the wall. Ollie Robinson peppers the good length area, in the channel, Khurram Shahzad doesn't move his feet much and has a poke at it, away from his body. Gets a genuine outside edge to the left of Harry Brook at second slip. Brook makes no mistake and holds onto it. Pakistan are 105 for 7, still trailing by 185.  105/7

37.2 OUT! BOWLED'EM! With Imam-ul-Haq not walking out to bat for Pakistan in this innings, that's a wrap on Pakistan's innings on 110. An in-swinging length delivery, just around the off-pole, Mohammad Abbas backs away once again and swings at it. Misses connecting the ball with the bat and gets beaten on the inside edge. The ball goes on and rattles his off-stump.  110/9

1.3 OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE FIELDER! Khurram Shahzad strikes early here. He goes a bit fuller and outside off, not a threatening delivery. Ben Duckett goes chasing after it and drills it but fails to keep it down as his bat turns a bit. It flies straight to mid off, where Babar Azam takes a fine catch, moving to his left. A very casual dismissal for Duckett, and England are 1/1, leading by 181 runs.  1/1

23.4 OUT! LBW! Well, you can do nothing about that one. Mohammad Abbas lands this on a good length and on middle, angles in, but it does not bounce at all. Emilio Gay stays in his crease and looks to defend it but the ball sneaks under the bat to hit the bottom of his front pad right in front of the stumps. There is a shout for LBW, and the finger goes up without much hesitation, as this is plumb. Gay has been dismissed in unfortunate ways in both innings. England are 83/4, still leading by 263 runs.  83/4

3.1 OUT! LBW! It is Pakistan's time to overturn the on-field decision. Khurram Shahzad serves this fuller and on middle, gets it to shape in sharply. Jordan Cox gets stuck in his crease and before he gets his bat down, the ball goes through and hits him on the pad. There is a big shout for LBW, but it is not given. Shahzad looks confident, and Mohammad Rizwan also convinces Babar Azam to take the review. The replay confirms no bat involved, and Ball Tracking shows three reds, with the ball hitting the middle and leg stumps. England are 13/2 now, leading by 193 runs.  13/2

16.3 OUT! LBW! Ali gets the big fish as Joe Root is trapped in front of the stumps. On a length, wide of off, shaping into the batter, Joe Root gets onto his front foot and looks to block it out but misses and the ball hits Root flush in front of the stumps on his front foot. A loud appeal for LBW and the umpire raises his finger. Joe Root asks for DRS. Ball Tracking shows three reds, with the ball hitting the middle stump, and England lose Root and a review.  60/3

35.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! That is a superb catch behind the stumps. Mohammad Abbas gets his second wicket. He ands this just short of a length and on off, gets it to shape away with extra bounce again. Harry Brook stays back and just pushes at it but gets a thin outside edge behind. Mohammad Rizwan, standing up to the stumps, rises well and takes a sharp catch to his right. There is a big appeal for LBW, and the umpire raises his finger. Brook knows he has edged it and walks back without taking the review. England lose half their side now.  128/5

49.2 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Mohammad Abbas has another four-fer. Skiddy length from Abbas, a bit fuller and around off. Dan Lawrence gets caught on the crease and doesn't quite get forward enough as he looks to drive. He's early into the shot as well, and the ball nips back in, catching a bit of the inside edge before rattling the stumps behind. A type of dismissal that we have seen a few times in this Test match, and Lawrence has to walk back after an entertaining knock. England are 186/8, leading by 366.  186/8

40 OUT! TAKEN! Mohammad Abbas has three to his name. He serves this full and on middle, gets it to nip back in sharply. Jamie Smith is early into his drive and his bottom hand comes off the bat as well. He is in no control of the shot as the ball catches the inside half of the bat and flies straight to square leg, where Shan Masood takes a simple catch. A tame dismissal for Smith, and England are 149/6, with a 329-run lead.  149/6

45 OUT! LBW! Mohammad Ali strikes right after Tea. Good setup from him, as he pushed the batter on the back foot with the bumper on the previous ball and followed it up with a fuller delivery on middle, shaping it in as well. Gus Atkinson gets stuck in his crease and tries to clip it across the line but misses and gets hit on the pads. There is a big shout for LBW, and the finger goes up without much hesitation. England are 162/7, leading by 342 runs.  162/7

51.1 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Mohammad Abbas gets his name on the Lord's honours board, and that too with a fine delivery. Abbas pitches the ball up around the fourth stump line and gets it to dart sideways after pitching. Ollie Robinson offers a defensive prod, but the ball nips away and takes the outside edge. Mohammad Rizwan takes a sharp catch to his right while standing up to the stumps, and this is now Abbas' 17th Test wicket at Lord's in just 2 matches. England are 187/9, leading by 367 runs.  187/9

54.2 OUT! JOSH TONGUE IS RUN OUT! Babar Azam hits the bullseye and even lets out a smile as Pakistan bowl out England for 208 runs. Mohammad Ali pitches the ball on a good length, around the top of off. Jofra Archer hits it straight to mid off and sets off for the single. But there's hesitation from Tongue and that's his downfall. Babar moves to his left and fires in a throw at the keeper's end, hitting the stumps. Tongue is well short and England end up with a second inning's lead of 388 runs.  208/10

30.1 OUT! LBW! Chaos in the middle. Back of a length, on middle and angling in. Shan Masood gets well across to the off side to block it, but the ball hits his back leg. An appeal for LBW but turned down and the batters scamper for the single. Meanwhile, the fielder has a shy at the batter's end which races away to the fence. Joe Root sends it upstairs to have a check. Nothing on UltraEdge, and Ball Tracking shows that the ball was hitting the top of leg. The onfield decision is overturned. What a review from England. Pakistan are 111/4, needing 278 more runs to win.  111/4

4.3 OUT! LBW! A loud shout and the finger is raised. Azan Awais has a word with Shan Masood and eventually takes the review. From around the wicket, on a good length, around the off stump with the keeper up to the stumps. Awais presses forward and pushes out in front of his body with a straight blade. The ball cuts back in off the deck to go past the inside edge and pings Azan on the crouched back thigh. No bat involved. On Ball Tracking, the impact is umpire's call and the ball is crashing into the top of the middle stump. The on-field call is upheld. Pakistan keep the review but lose Awais. Ollie Robinson gives England the first success of the second innings. Pakistan are 7/1 in a chase of 389.  7/1

5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! An absolute beauty by Ollie Robinson. A three-ball duck for Abdullah Shafique. Bowled by going wide on the crease and angles it in on a good length, on off and middle. Shafique brings his bat out in front to stab it down the deck. It angles in before straightening off the deck. It grazes a bit of the back pad before clattering into the off stump. Robinson gives the batter a bit of a send-off as well, letting out a loud roar right in his face. Two wickets in the over for Ollie, 6 for the game. Pakistan are in early trouble at 7/2.  7/2

7.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Wow, that is a really nasty one to get! Jofra Archer bends his back and bowls a snorter of a bumper at a searing 146 kph, darting back in towards the batter. Babar Azam is completely taken aback and tries to fend it off, but is rushed off the deck. The ball takes a bit of the top edge before hitting the helmet and lobbing up towards the slip cordon. Jordan Cox at third slip calls for it, and Dan Lawrence at gully also backpedals, but leaves it, and Cox pouches it safely. Pakistan are reeling at 14/3.  14/3

46.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Not third time lucky, but certainly fourth time lucky for Josh Tongue. Saud Shakeel cannot believe what he has done here as he walks back for 97 and to a standing ovation. Tongue persists with the short ball even after being hit for three boundaries in the previous over. This is dug in over middle, and Shakeel flat-bats the full straight down the throat of the deep backward square leg fielder. Harry Brook makes no mistake standing just inches inside the ropes and Shakeel shakes his head, wondering what could have been.  169/7

32.5 OUT! LBW! Ollie Robinson picks up his fourth wicket. Good length, just outside off, and it nips in sharply. Mohammad Rizwan gets low and looks to heave it but misses it completely as the ball hits him on the thighs. A loud appeal and the finger goes up. Mohammad Rizwan sends it upstairs to have a check. Nothing on Ultra Edge and Ball Tracking shows that the ball was clipping the top of middle. We have to go with the umpire's call of OUT. Pakistan are 115/5 now.  115/5

43.4 OUT! TIMBER! There's the breakthrough England wanted. Jofra Archer hits a good length at 141 clicks, naturally slanting the ball back in from outside off. Ali Usman hops back to defend but the ball shoots up, and Usman ends up chopping the ball back onto the thigh pad before the ball goes back onto the stumps. Archer gives Usman a bit of a sending off as well, and the fighting stand for the 6th wicket comes to an end. Pakistan are 146/6, and England are likely just 3 wickets away from the win.  146/6

48.3 OUT! TIMBER! This is smart bowling from Josh Tongue. He saw the Pakistanis swinging at everything and bowls a slower one, on off. Khurram Shahzad has a wild swing at it. The ball comes late and rattles over the stumps. It only seems like a matter of time now for England. They are nearing a huge win at Lord's.  176/8

50.5 OUT! TAKEN! That will do it for England, as Imam-ul-Haq won't come out to bat because of a left calf injury. Good length, angling in, on off. Mohammad Ali stays back in his crease and looks to drive it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball carries towards Harry Brook at second slip, who takes a sharp catch to his right. England beat Pakistan by 194 runs.  194/9