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England beat Pakistan by 194 runs: second men’scricket Test, day four – as it happened

Ollie Robinson picks up eight wickets in the match at Lord’s and England take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series

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James Wallace (later) and Tom Davies (earlier)30 Aug 2026, 05:33 pmUpdated 20h ago1 min readSportsGlobal

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England beat Pakistan by 194 runs: second men’s cricket Test, day four – as it happened

Ollie Robinson picks up eight wickets in the match at Lord’s and England take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series

48th over: England 182-7 (Lawrence 54, Robinson 3) Mohammad Abbas, who has performed well here and remains a fine bowler to watch, starts us off at the Pavilion End. After four dots, Robinson nudges one off his hips for the day’s first single. It brings Lawrence to the strike and he promptly crunches a square cut to the ropes at the Grandstand for four.

47th over: England 177-7 (Lawrence 50, Robinson 2) Mohammad Ali bowls the remaining ball of his over to Lawrence, who plays an orthodox forward defensive. No run.

48th over: England 182-7 (Lawrence 54, Robinson 3) Mohammad Abbas, who has performed well here and remains a fine bowler to watch, starts us off at the Pavilion End. After four dots, Robinson nudges one off his hips for the day’s first single. It brings Lawrence to the strike and he promptly crunches a square cut to the ropes at the Grandstand for four.

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Source: The Guardian · James Wallace (later) and Tom Davies (earlier). Published 30 Aug 2026, 05:33 pm.

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