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Sunday, 17 July 2016
Yasir Shah lords over England
Yasir Shah denoted his first Test outside of Asia and the United Arab Emirates by taking 10 wickets in the match as Pakistan beat England by 75 keeps running in their arrangement opener at Lord's on Sunday.
Leg-spinner Yasir took 10 for 141, including a second-innings pull of four for 69 on Sunday's fourth day.
Mohammad Amir in his first Test appearance since he was given a five-year boycott as far as concerns him in the 2010 spot-altering outrage at Lord's finished the match when he knocked down some pins last man Jake Ball.
Triumph incited the entire Pakistan group to play out a few press-ups before the Lord's Pavilion — a reference to their pre-visit military training camp.
Britain, set 283 for triumph, was hard and fast for 207. It was holding firm at 195 for six because of a decided stand of 56 between Jonny Bairstow (48) and Chris Woakes (23).
Be that as it may, Bairstow's three-and-a-half hour innings finished when he was knocked down some pins attempting to whip a Yasir leg-break.
Britain was soon 196 for eight when left-arm snappy Amir played Stuart Broad.
Yasir then had Woakes, who took 11 wickets in the match, got at slip before Amir finished the challenge.
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