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#trending #sports #livestream #darainspeaks #pakveng Pakistan vs England 1st Test Live Scores | PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 5 Live Scores & Commentary Pakistan vs England 1st Test Live Scores | PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 5 Live Scores & Commentary Pakistan vs England 1st Test Live Scores | PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 5 Live Scores & Commentary Pakistan vs England 1st Test Live Scores | PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 5 Live Scores & Commentary Pakistan vs England 1st Test Live Scores | PAK vs ENG 1st Test Day 5 Live Scores & Commentary Day 5: Hello and welcome to our coverage of the final day. England are just four wickets away from going 1-0 up in the series after an extraordinary day yesterday where they scored 331 runs in 49 overs and then picked up six wickets on a pitch that hasn't done a whole lot. Full credit to their pacers who made the new ball count and extracted a bit more variable movement and bounce off the cracks. Day 4: If there was relief for Masood after day 1 then he was back under pressure at the end of day 3. His bowlers picked up only 2 wickets the entire day and went at almost 5 rpo. Abrar Ahmed was a big let down as he couldn't give Pakistan any control nor was he penetrative in fact in the last session he resorted to bowling round the wicket and outside the batters leg-stump but still wasn't able to contain the runs. Even the second new ball did not bring them any success as the pacers struggled against Root and Brook. The Yorkshire pair complemented each other perfectly Brook kept the aggressive approach going at one end while Root was just himself - knocking it around rotating strike and putting the bad balls away. Can England get the lead in the first session? Or will Pakistan fight back? Day 3: Hello and welcome to the third morning of this Multan Test. Early news from the England camp is that Ben Duckett is fine and will come out to bat at some point. He was struck on the left thumb yesterday while taking a catch and didn't come out to open. In his absence Ollie Pope walked out to the middle with Zak Crawley and was dismissed for a duck thanks to a stunning catch from Aamer Jamal. But the partnership between Crawley and Root underlined the difficulty of the task that lies ahead of the Pakistan bowlers. England did their share of the grind for 149 overs and now it's the turn of the hosts on a pitch that still remains pretty lifeless. England have ticked along nicely to 96/1 in response to Pakistan's total of 556. The visitors were dealt with a blow as Ben Duckett couldn't open the batting due to an injury to his thumb. Day 2: There were two centurions yesterday - Shafique and Masood - but there will be one relieved person today. Masood had lost all 5 Tests he had captained the side he had lost a home series to Bangladesh he hadn't scored much runs in those games and the pressure was enormous coming into this series. He struggled at the start of the innings but eased into it as the day progressed and notched up his 5th Test ton - much needed for himself and Pakistan. The 253-run partnership between him and Shafique has the laid the foundation for the middle order. Can Shakeel and Co. seize the initiative? England picked only one wicket in the first two sessions yesterday and tried almost everything during that time but in the third session they kept it tight which in turn got them the wickets. The second new ball did do a bit and was the reason for another Babar failure. It is only 5 overs old. Can England get few more wickets out of it? So we are back to where Pakistan's downward slide at home began. Less than two years ago England handed Pakistan a 26-run defeat in what was the last Test played at the Multan Cricket Stadium. It might have been the closest margin of defeat of the series but the defeat inflicted a psychological blow that Pakistan seem unable to come out of. Channel About We produce audio commentary & try to entertain people through our voice Commentary of Sports so Like share subscribe our channel to listen audio Commentary of sports games. Audio Content Disclaimer This is self-created content and not copied content. The Audio commentary in this stream is self-created and not a copy of any other source. The images displayed are only for information purposes and are made by myself. Score Credit: crex.live Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.