Pakistan on the first day of Lord's Test

Pakistan's preparation for a Test series against England has made Pakistan almost a month's preparation. It clearly showed Pakistan's first day's play in the first Test of the series. The Lord's Test has been a cornerstone of the hosts on the first day of the Test.

Pakistan are lagging behind with 134 runs at the end of the first day of the first Test. But they have nine wickets in hand. Earlier, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Abbas were bowled out for 184 runs in the home team's home bowling.

At the end of the day, Pakistan were reduced to 50 for 1 in 23 overs. Imam ul Haq returned to play in the second Test only to get 4 runs. At the end of the day Azhar Ali 18 and Haris Suhail are unbeaten 21 runs Stuart Broad took only one wicket for England

Earlier, England captain Joe Root decided to bat first. Opening batsman Alastair Cook, who was playing in the first half of the match, was also playing for a quick and regular break in the other end.

Mark Stonman, Joe Root, David Malanova returned to 43 runs Johnny Bairst, then paired with Cook, But after adding a 57-run partnership, Fahim Ashraf dismissed Ashraful's Bearest out of 27 runs Ben Stokes also tried to stand up. He made a 49-run partnership with Cook.

Now came the decision to break the resistance of Alastair Cook and Mohammad Amir. Amir's success in the whole innings is the only one. But he bowled a wicket with a 221-ball 70, and straightened the ball back to the bowler. Mohammed Abbas trapped Ben Stokes in Eli trapped by 38 runs from 81 balls.

In the end, Jos Buttler scored 14 runs only. The rest of the batsmen could not reach double figures and England were all out for 184 runs in 58.2 overs.

Mohammad Abbas and Hassan Ali have been dismissed by eight specialist off-spinners in England's best bowling attack. Fahim Ashraf and Mohammad Amir took two wickets each.