The second day of the Edgbaston Test ended, with the national team scoring 52 runs for the loss of 2 wickets in front of England’s lead of 320 runs, they need 268 more runs to avoid defeat by at least one innings.

The second day of the Edgbaston Test was also in the name of England, first on the board they made a total of 453 in the first innings and then dismissed two Pakistan players for zero.

Young batsman Saeem Ayub was out for zero in the second innings as well, he was dismissed by Ollie Robinson on the very first ball while the English bowler also sent Abdullah Shafiq to the pavilion in the first over.

In such a situation, the young Azan Owais and the experienced Shan Masood took over the team and took the total to 52 runs, but on this occasion the match was stopped due to rain in Birmingham and it was decided to end the game due to continuous rain.

Shaan Masood will start the third day with 21 and Azan Owais with 29, while the national team needs at least 268 more runs to avoid defeat by an innings.

Earlier, the England team was bowled out for 453 runs in the first innings, thereby gaining a huge lead of 320 runs over Pakistan.

On the second day of the final match of the series being played at Edgbaston, England opened the innings with 156 runs and 4 out where England’s batsmen continued to score runs.

On the second day, Harry Brooke scored 75, Jamie Smith 69, Dean Lawrence 65, Ollie Robinson 50, Gus Atkinson 19 and Josh Ting 15 while Jofra Archer remained not out with 32 runs.

Razaullah, who made his debut for Pakistan, took 4 wickets, Muhammad Ali and Muhammad Imran took two, while Muhammad Abbas dismissed one player.

The Pakistan team had earlier been bowled out for just 133 runs in their first innings.