<img title="Babar Azam during his half century yesterday. Pic/AFP" src="https://images.mid-day.com/images/2018/may/Babar-Azam-a.jpg" alt="Babar Azam during his half century yesterday. Pic/AFP" /> Babar Azam during his half century yesterday. Pic/AFP
Pakistan were 350 for eight in reply to England's first-innings 184, a lead of 166 runs, at stumps on Day Two of the first Test at Lord's yesterday.
Mohammad Amir was 19 not out and Mohammad Abbas unbeaten on naught after four Pakistan batsmen made half-centuries, Babar Azam top-scoring with 68 before retiring hurt. This is the first of a two-Test series.
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