Pakistan Struggles on Day One Against England
Pakistan Struggles on Day One Against England

Pakistan Struggles on Day One Against England

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On the first day of the second Test against England, Pakistan struggled, finishing at 173 for three at tea, with Saim Ayub's dismissal just before the break presenting a setback after a promising partnership with debutant Kamran Ghulam. England's captain Ben Stokes effectively utilized spin bowling, with Jack Leach playing a key role in dismissing both Ayub and captain Shan Masood. Pakistan's decision to bat first on a recycled pitch, which had previously yielded high scores, was questioned, especially following their heavy defeat in the opening Test. The Pakistan Cricket Board faces criticism for producing lifeless pitches that hinder competitive play, leading to a decline in the sport's popularity in the country. Former players have echoed concerns about the negative mindset surrounding pitch preparation, suggesting a need for significant reforms. As the Test series unfolds, the pressure mounts on Pakistan to reclaim their former cricketing glory.

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