Pakistan's Disgraceful Collapse in Test Match Against England Pakistan suffered a humiliating defeat in their first Test against England, losing both innings with minimal resistance. The team's performance was marred by a record-breaking collapse, as they were dismissed for 171 and 135 runs in the two innings. England's bowlers, particularly Josh Tindall and Ollie Robinson, dominated the proceedings, taking a combined 10 wickets in the first innings and 10 in the second. The match, played at Lord's in London, saw Pakistan's batting lineup crumble under pressure, with key players failing to build any substantial score. In the first innings, Pakistan's openers, Asad Ali and Imam-ul-Haq, were dismissed early, with Ali falling to Robinson's bowling. The team's top score came from Abdul Shafiq, who managed 61 runs, while Imam-ul-Haq contributed 42. However, the collapse began swiftly, as England's bowlers maintained a tight grip on the pitch. By the end of the first innings, Pakistan had lost all 10 wickets for 171 runs, leaving them in a precarious position. England capitalized on this weakness, amassing 409 runs, with Jordan Cox (73), Joe Root (66), Harry Brook (91), and Dan Lawrence (51) leading the charge. The hosts ended the day with a commanding lead of 238 runs. The second innings proved even more disastrous for Pakistan. Despite a brief resistance from Mohammad Rizwan, who scored 41 runs, the team's batting lineup faltered under the relentless pressure of England's pace attack. Robinson, Tindall, and Jofra Archer combined to dismantle the Pakistan lineup, taking 10 wickets in the second innings. Pakistan's top score came from Rizwan, but the team was bowled out for 135, marking their worst-ever performance in a Test match.#pakistan #england #lord_s #josh_tindall #ollie_robinson
