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they took a first innings lead thanks to a century from saud shakeel, and by the close england were threet century from saud, the majority of runs coming fron singles as he finished on 134 — pakistan were eventually all out for 344, with rehan ahmed taking four wickets. england lost three wickets by the close, both openers gone, ben duckett and zak crawley and then ollie pope, they are 24—3, 53 runs behind. let's hearfrom both camps, starting with pakistans centurion saud shakeel who was speaking to simion mann. i think when you score 100,,... at the same time you have the leads, that is the most satisfying thing for me.

a century from saud shakeel has given pakistan 3 first innings lead on the on the second day of the final test against england in rawalpindi. the hosts resumed on 73—3, 194 runs behind. though the pitch still showed plenty of turn, with rehan ahmed taking three wickets and two more for shoab bashir, saud stood firm. 72 runs in his century came from singles. hello from the bbc sport centre. a century from saud shakeel has given pakistan a first innings lead on the on the second day of the final test against england in rawalpindi. the hosts resumed on 73—3, 194 runs behind. though the pitch still showed plenty of turn, with rehan ahmed taking three wickets and two more for shoab bashir, saud stood firm. 72 runs in his century came from singles. he's on 126, putting on a really useful partnership for the ninth wicket. pakistan are currently 321—8. they have really upped the run rate in this final session. the series is all square at 1—1. that you that you don't win. but we have to take the point and at old trafford we have to win games. i know you english media. i know that probably you are

they took a first innings lead thanks to a century from saud shakeel, and by the close england were three down in their second innings and still trailing it was a patient century from saud, the majority of runs coming fron singles as he finished on 134 — pakistan were eventually all out for 344, with rehan ahmed taking four wickets. england lost three wickets by the close, both openers gone, ben duckett and zak crawley and then ollie pope, they are 24—3, 53 runs behind. let's hearfrom both camps, starting with pakistans centurion saud shakeel who was speaking to simion mann. i think when you score 100,,... at the same time you have the leads, that is the most satisfying thing for me. you had a clear _ satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? _ satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? i - satisfying thing for me. you had a clear plan? i think - satisfying thing for me. you | had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, _ had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i _ had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i look - had a clear plan? i think that is my strength, i l

thing that was really noticeable during that deciding test in pakistan, second afternoon, hot day, saud shakeelat in the field. in another period, another time, not too long ago, you've had big characters like stuart broad, jonny bairstow, james anderson out there geeing the players on, going up to ben stokes, coming up with a plan, maybe getting into a bit of a battle with the opposition. but these newer, younger players, they're not like that. they don't have that sort of temperament. maybe it will come. maybe it will come with experience. but at the moment, one concern about england putting their faith in these youngsters is — are they going to handle the heat of battle in australia? and let's remember, it's not all about the ashes. there's a big series against india at home next month, but england also want to win every test match they play. they've just lost in pakistan. new zealand havejust won in india, orare winning a series in india. this is going to be a really tough test as well. steve borthwick has named his england team to face new zealand at twickenham in rugby's autumn nations se

later in the hour on bbc news: a tough day for england on the second day of the final test, as saud shakeel and welcome to the bbc news at one.

but saud shakeel dug in and frustrated england's bowlers, making 134 as pakistan were bowled out forthe home side then took three english wickets before stumps. england closing on 24—3, still 53 runs behind. having three down over night is not the plan. at one point would look like we got them before they got the lead, but that is cricket, things happen quickly and we expected that. obviously, momentum is with them but hopefully we can soak it up a bit tomorrow and put it back on them and trying to get the lead and put them back in. it's been an excellent day for the men and women's british number ones. katie boulter is into the semifinals of the pan pacific open in tokyo after beating bianca andreescu in straight sets, whilstjack draper is in to the final four in vienna. not quite as straightforward for him, with draper needing three sets to get past tomos machac of the czech republic. draper will face either alexandr zverev or lorenzo musetti next. and that's all the sport for now. one of the world's most prolific online child abusers has been sentenced to life in prison with a min

but saud shakeel dug in — and frustrated england's bowlers — making 134 — as pakistan were bowled outde then took three english wickets before stumps — england closing on 2a for 3 — still 53 runs behind. asa as a bowling group having three down overnight was never part of the plan and at one stage look like we could have got them before they got a lead but that's cricket things happened quickly and we expect that as well. obviously the momentum is with them at the moment but hopefully we can chicken up a bit tomorrow and put it back on them and trying get the lead and them back in. i think when you square hundred you are — i think when you square hundred you are really pleased that the same — you are really pleased that the same time, we got the lead and we got — same time, we got the lead and we got a — same time, we got the lead and we got a handsome lead so that is the _ we got a handsome lead so that is the satisfying thing for me right— is the satisfying thing for me right now. is the satisfying thing for me right "ow-— is the satisfying thing for me riaht now. �* ., w ., right n