Pakistan Needs 8 Runs to avoid Follow On
Friday, July 30, 2010 at 10:58 pm
After good bowling performance, Pakistan’s batsmen were not able to perform well. Pakistan batting once again collapsed on the 2nd day of first test match between Pakistan and England. Pakistan opened the bowling today by taking 6 wickets and destroy England’s dream of high score.
England was all out at 354. Pakistan started batting and lose first wicket before lunch. In the 2nd secession Pakistan batting was totally disarrayed and Pakistan lost 6 wickets for just 47 runs. Akmal brothers once again failed to score and Umar Akmal score 4 runs while Kamran Akmal scored 0.
Shoaib Malik was not in good form but he tried to score some rums and he remain the top scorer for Pakistan with his 38 runs. Umar Gul was the other batsman who scored 30 runs and take Pakistan to score needed to avoid follow on. The day was declared over by the umpires when there was dim light and batsmen were not feeling good to see the ball.
Pakistan will resume its inning tomorrow and it is hopping by the Pakistani captain that they will be able to avoid follow on and England come out to bat again.
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Pakistan Needs 8 Runs to avoid Follow On
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