Sparkling Brook builds England lead over Pakistan
Summary
Harry Brook scored 91 runs to help England build a big lead over Pakistan in the first Test at Headingley. Despite rainy weather and a delayed start, England reached 366 runs for 8 wickets, leading by 195 runs after Pakistan were all out for 171.Key Facts
- Harry Brook scored 91 runs and was critical in England's lead.
- Dan Lawrence scored 51 runs after being recalled to the team.
- Joe Root and Jordan Cox both scored over 60 runs but missed centuries.
- England batted at a rate of 4.5 runs per over despite difficult weather conditions.
- Pakistani bowler Ali Usman took 5 wickets, and Usman was the top bowler with 5-92.
- England’s innings resumed late due to rain and poor weather.
- A dropped catch early in Brook’s innings gave him a chance to score big.
- England looks likely to finish the match within three days given their strong position.
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