pak vs eng Multan Test- Saud Sakil scored the seventh fifty of his career. Multan Test- Saud Sakil scored the seventh fifty of his career: Pakistan’s score till lunch was 397/6; Atkinson and Leach got 2 wickets each.

Saud Sakil along with Naseem Shah added 64 runs.

On the second day of the first Test match being played between Pakistan and England in Multan, Pakistan has scored 397 runs by losing 6 wickets till lunch. Saud Sakil, who has scored a half century, is present at the crease after scoring 67 runs and Salman Agha has scored 0 runs.

Before this the team started playing ahead of its yesterday’s score of 328/4. Night watchman Naseem Shah played an inning of 33 runs. Wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan was dismissed by Leach on the score of zero. On Monday, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat. Team captain Shan Masood scored 151 runs and Abdullah Shafiq scored 102 runs. Sam Ayyub was out after scoring 4 runs and Babar Azam was out after scoring 30 runs. Gus Atkinson and Jack Leach took 2-2 wickets from England.

Saud Sakil’s half century On behalf of Pakistan, Saud Sakil scored the seventh fifty of his career on Tuesday. Along with Naseem Shah, he added 64 runs on 129 balls for the 5th wicket. Saud is unbeaten after scoring 67 runs. He has hit 8 fours in his innings so far. Playing the best inning of his career, Naseem Shah played an inning of 33 runs. He hit 1 four and 3 sixes in this innings.

Saud Sakil returned unbeaten after scoring 67 runs.

First day’s play…

Pakistan lost a wicket in the fourth over itself Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat at Multan Cricket Stadium. The team lost the wicket of opener Sam Ayyub in the fourth over itself, Ayyub could score only 4 runs. After him Shafiq and captain Masood took over the innings. Both of them did not allow any wicket of the team to fall in the first session and took the score to 122 runs. Both of them also completed their fifty in the very first session.

Sam Ayyub was out after scoring only 4 runs.

Masood’s century in the second session Shan Masood had scored fifty in just 43 balls, he also batted fast in the second session. On the batting pitch of Multan, Pakistani batsmen made the English bowlers yearn for wickets. Masood batted fast and completed his century. He has scored a century in Test cricket after 4 years. Pakistan did not lose any wicket in the second session, the score was 233/1.

Shafiq’s century in the third session In the third session, Abdullah Shafiq completed his century on 165 balls. After completing the century, Shafiq was also out on the score of 102 runs. With this wicket, the 253-run partnership between Shafiq and Masood also broke. Masood also returned to the pavilion after scoring 151 runs.

Babar out after scoring 30 runs Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel tried to handle the innings. Both of them made a fifty partnership and took the team beyond 300. Just before the end of the day’s play, Babar became the victim of Chris Woakes after scoring 30 runs.

Naseem Shah came out to bat as a night watchman, although he could not even open the account. Along with him, Shakeel remained not out after scoring 35 runs. Gus Atkinson got 2 wickets from England, while 1-1 success came in the hands of Jack Leach.