'Is It Second Division County Cricket?': Michael Vaughan Rips Into Pakistan After Test Debacle
Azan Awais top-scored with 46 as Pakistan lasted 37.2 overs and Michael Vaughan said England’s bowlers were not being challenged.
- On Friday, Pakistan was dismissed for 110 at Lord's, trailing England's 290 in the second Test after just 37.2 overs of play.
- This performance follows an innings and 103-run defeat at Leeds last week, extending Pakistan's batting struggles to a third successive innings of poor performance.
- Azan Awais provided the only substantial contribution with 46 runs from 102 deliveries, while Saud Shakeel added 16 and skipper Babar Azam failed to prevent the collapse.
- Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticized the team on BBC Test Match Special, stating the bowlers "aren't being challenged at all" by Pakistan's batting lineup.
- Pakistan currently ranks at the bottom of the ICC World Test Championship standings, having accumulated only 16 points from seven matches in the ongoing cycle.
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‘Easiest team to bowl to’: Vaughan roasts Pakistan, compares batting to county game
Pakistan's batting woes continued as they were bowled out for 110 in just 37.2 overs against England, prompting criticism from Michael Vaughan about their performance and lack of challenge for bowlers.
Pakistan only as good as 2nd division county team: Ex-captain offers brutal take
Michael Vaughan has delivered a brutal assessment of Pakistan's batting after their latest collapse at Lord's. The former England captain compared the visitors to a second-division county side and questioned whether they are meeting Test-match standards.
Has Pakistan's Test cricket fallen to a whole low level now? Pakistan's team have been allout in just 110 runs against England in the Lords Test. The flop performance following the embarrassing defeat of the first Test has left England's former captain ambushed. People are really annoyed to see this shameful display of Pakistani batters. England are not getting any challenges from them.
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