Updated On: 02 December, 2022 02:26 PM IST | Rawalpindi | AP
England was bowled out for 657 on the second day of its record-setting first test in Pakistan in 17 years on Friday

Pakistan`s Abdullah Shafique (L) and teammate Imam-ul-Haq (R) run between the wicket as England`s James Anderson (C) looks on during the second day of the first cricket Test match between Pakistan and England at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.Pic/AFP
England was bowled out for 657 on the second day of its record-setting first test in Pakistan in 17 years on Friday.
After amassing a world record 506-4 in 75 overs on the opening day when four of the five top-order England batters scored centuries, England added 151 runs at the same electrifying pace to rack up its highest total in a test innings against Pakistan.