England were 291 all out in reply to Pakistan's first-innings total of 366 on day three of the second test in Multan on Thursday. Ben Duckett smashed 114 for England but several of their frontline batters failed to convert starts into big knocks.

Join our writers for updates from what could be a decisive day in this second Test.   07:38 8th over: Pakistan 21-1 (Saim 8, Shan 9) Shan cracks Bashir through extra cover for a couple, a nice shot and a sign that he is going to bat runs rather than time.

England secured a historic win over Pakistan in the first Test on the back of Harry Brook and Joe Root’s huge scores

Opener Ben Duckett smashed a rapid unbeaten fifty to lead England's robust reply to Pakistan's first-innings 366 on day two of the second test in Multan on Wednesday.

Pakistan's tail frustrated England as the hosts reached 358-8 at lunch on day two of the second Test in Multan on Wednesday after the visitors took three early wickets. England lead the three-match series 1-0 following their innings victory in the first Test,

Tea Pakistan 173 for 3 (Ayub 77, Ghulam 75*, Leach 2-62) vs England Kamran Ghulam became only the second Pakistan batter to score a fifty in his debut innings against England, while Saim Ayub registered his Test-best of 77,

Pakistan lost set batter Saim Ayub just before the tea break en route to 173 for three on the opening day of the second test against England on Tuesday. Kamran Ghulam, who combined with Saim in a 149-run stand for the third wicket,

England fast bowler Matthew Potts removed opener Saim Ayub after a half-century before Pakistan reached 173-3 at tea on the opening day of the second Test in Multan on Tuesday. Stokes was back from a hamstring injury for England,