In the second Test match between Pakistan and England in Multan, Pakistan ended Day 2 by scoring 366 runs all out after choosing to bat first.
During the second session, the team had reached 358 for 9, largely due to a crucial partnership of 49 runs between Aamer Jamal and Noman Ali. Aamer Jamal managed to score 37 runs, even though he was dealing with a hip injury. Noman Ali played well, finishing the innings not out on 29.
England’s Brydon Carse was impressive with the ball, taking 3 wickets for 43 runs. Spinner Shoaib Bashir also contributed by claiming 1 wicket.
The match remains finely balanced as early wickets fell for Pakistan. England is looking to finish Pakistan’s innings quickly to gain the upper hand in the match. With both teams aiming for victory, the next sessions will be crucial.
Pakistan’s batting lineup will need to regroup and focus on building partnerships if they want to set a challenging target for England. As the match progresses, the pressure will be on both sides to perform well and seize the advantage.
