abdullah shafique, the opener 102. but england were eventually rewarded for their graft. afique in quick succession, took the second new ball late in the day — chris woakes trapping babar azam lbw for pakistan to end on 328—4. they certainly had the better of the day, but england have got something to work on at the beginning of day two. it was so hard. i mean, i can't — you know, i couldn't congratulate those boys in the changing room any more. i think they did everything they could. they threw themselves around as much as they could on the field. they chased everything to the boundary. it's very easy to give up on those small things in this game, but they did everything they could to get us back, get us in a situation tomorrow where, you know, we take two in the morning, three in the morning, it looks pretty rosy. well, england have moved to the top of their group at the women's t20 world cup. they celebrated a seven wicket victory over south africa to make it two wins out of two at the tournament in the united arab emirates. they lost the toss. south africa chose to bat

since then captain shan masood and abdullah shafique have both made centuries.england who hit more than 500 runs on the opening day of the series. but this time it's pakistan who are on top. here's the latest score from multan with not much left of day one. shan is onto 150. with shafique out on 102. follow the closing stages on the bbc sport website or on the radio if you're in the uk. 261-2 is 261—2 is the latest.

since then captain shan masood and abdullah shafique have both made centuries. on their last visit two years ago it was england who hit more than 500 runs on the opening day of the series. but this time it's pakistan who are on top. here's the latest score from multan with not much left of day one. shan is onto 150. with shafique out on 102. follow the closing stages on the bbc sport website or on the radio if you're in the uk. 261-2 is 261—2 is the latest. most were expecting the match at villa park to deliver the premier league drama of the day on sunday buy after the goalless draw between aston villa and underperforming manchester united it was actually the game between brighton and tottenham that made the headlines, with spurs throwing away a 2—0 lead to lose 3—2. goals in the first half had ange postecoglou's side heading for a sixth straight win. but brighton fought back with three of their own in the second half to move above spurs into sixth leaving postecoglou very disappointed. and saying his players should be too. there's a lot we can do about it. if

abdullah shafique to his hundred with a six. pakistan were 261—1 but the batters were tired too. day — a long day. joe wilson, bbc news. day one has just finished and after shan and shafique scored those centuries, england's fightback was brief. they took one further wicket, a fourth. pakistan 328—4 at the close of play. erik ten hag says he would have been told if his job was under threat, with a goalless draw at aston villa the latest in what has become manchester united's worst start to a premier league season. united captain bruno fernandes came closest to scoring when his free kick hit the bar as their problems up front continued. but ten hag dropped more than £85 million worth of talent in defence, and it worked. their clean sheet was only their third in seven premier league matches. but it didn't help them move up from 14th in the table, as ten hag faces mounting pressure with a manchester united board meeting scheduled for tuesday. i speak continually with them. and just after the game i have to do myjob, talk to the players, manage the players and answer questions for yo

abdullah shafique to his 100 with a six. pakistan were 261—1 but the batters were tired too. by 69 runs. it's only the second time the irish have bowled south africa out in a one dayer. an independent arbitration panel dealing with manchester city's legal challenge against the premier league's associated party transaction, apt, rules has published its decision. it's upheld two of city's complaints of city's complaints but the premier league say ?the overall objectives, framework and decision—making of the apt system" has been endorsed. kieran maguire is a football finance expert at the university of liverpool manchester city will feel vindicated in the sense that they feel that the apt rules were introduced on the hoof and also there will note that the premier league has been proven to be delaying in terms of getting deals signed off and that has hit manchester city commercially. equally, the broad premise of should there be some form of rules in relation to football clubs having contracts, commercial deals, with people directly or indirectly linked to the owners? has been up

now it was pakistan's turn for trial by spin, shoaib bashir trapping abdullah shafique and that breakthroughengland. jack leach removing saim ayub and gus atkinson proved pace could also do the trick. a fluctuating first day, but it is england who have the momentum. jamie smith's tally was vitalfor england. the bowlers starting well. england started well with the ball taking three wickets quickly. smith says they need to keep that drive going. it's a good day for the score for the position we're in, any time you are back first in the luxury of the best conditions there is no doubt about that so it will be a tough first hour in the morning we will be looking to take as many wickets as possible and it could get to a point where that first is possible and it could get to a point where that first is crucial. alex hartley is part of the test match special team out in rawalpindi. i spoke to her earlier and got her reaction to an eventful first day. amazing first day at the third first test we had no idea how the pitch was going to play, they raked it and put heaters on it and try to dry it with fa

captain shan masood and abdullah shafique both making centuries.ightback came in the final session with three wickets, pakistan closing on 328—4. here's our cricket reporter stefan shemilt. england were really up against it in the afternoon session. the home captain making 151 for the chevy, the opener one 102 for the what england were eventually rewarded, they removed him back them in quick succession. to the second and late in the day chris woke batting, lbw. for pakistan to end on 328 for four, they certainly had the better of the days. england have got something to work on at the end of day two. an independent arbitration panel dealing with manchester associated party transaction, apt, rules has published its city's legal challenge against the premier league's associated party transaction, apt, rules has published its decision. it's upheld two of city's complaints but the league say ?the overall objectives, framework and decision—making of the apt system" has been endorsed. kieran maguire is a football finance expert at the university of liverp

made the most of winning the toss and batting first, getting centuries from shan masood and abdullah shafique a better evening session. at the close of play, pakistan were 328—4. joe wilson was watching. 35,000 seats, mostly empty. monday is a working day. there are some young enthusiasm. settling in an england soon faced traditional issues on tour. hot day of striving end chasing and they did not have ben stokes for the fit enough to assist, not to play. bowling on the test debut, asserting himself as pakistan's captain. atkinson's first test overseas for the upshot heading to his 100 england needed perseverance. some fans made it to him at the bowling coach james anderson will arrive soon. chris woke says experience but it's all tougher away from home. chef iq to his 100 with a six for the pakistan dominant but tired for the chef iq made a mistake, gave a catch and here comes another. massoud out to jack leach, just when the long day seem done lookout, four rewards for england's 20. earlier i spoke to our cricket reporter, stephan schemilt who is in multan and began by asking him what he ha