Pakistan then collapsed to 134. Stuart Broad took 3-28 and off-spinner Dominic Bess grabbed his first wickets at Test level in a return of three for 33
England pacer Stuart Broad celebrates the wicket of Pakistan's Hasan Ali yesterday
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England thrashed Pakistan by an innings and 55 runs to win the second Test at Headingley yesterday. Victory, completed inside three days, saw England level the two-match series at 1-1 after Pakistan won the first Test at Lord's by nine wickets.
It was also England's first victory in a Test match since they beat the West Indies at Lord's in September, with the side having endured a winless run of six defeats in eight Tests coming into this fixture.
By sharing the spoils in this short campaign, England avoided a third successive series defeat after reverses in Australia and New Zealand. Jos Buttler's blistering 80 not out saw England to a total of 363 and commanding first-innings lead of 189.
Pakistan then collapsed to 134. Stuart Broad took 3-28 and off-spinner Dominic Bess grabbed his first wickets at Test level in a return of three for 33. The match ended when England captain Joe Root held a sharp slip catch to dismiss last man Mohammad Abbas off the bowling of Broad.
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