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Pakistan-England 2nd Test: Day 3

Dawn.com Published January 27, 2012
Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez celebrates taking the wicket of England's James Anderson, not pictured, lbw during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez celebrates taking the wicket of England's James Anderson, not pictured, lbw during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
Pakistan's Asad Shafiq (L) plays a shot as England's Ian Bell (R) jumps in the air during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
Pakistan's Asad Shafiq (L) plays a shot as England's Ian Bell (R) jumps in the air during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
England's Matt Prior, right, hits the ball watched by Pakistan's Adnan Akmal, center, during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
England's Matt Prior, right, hits the ball watched by Pakistan's Adnan Akmal, center, during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
England's Alastair Cook successfully appeals for a Leg Before Wicket (LBW) decision against Pakistan's captain Misbah-ul Haq (L) during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
England's Alastair Cook successfully appeals for a Leg Before Wicket (LBW) decision against Pakistan's captain Misbah-ul Haq (L) during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Stuart Broad dives for the ball during the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Stuart Broad dives for the ball during the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Monty Panesar (R) jumps in the air as he celebrates with teammates after dismissing Pakistan's captain Misbah-ul Haq (unseen) during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Monty Panesar (R) jumps in the air as he celebrates with teammates after dismissing Pakistan's captain Misbah-ul Haq (unseen) during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
Pakistani cricket fan attend the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
Pakistani cricket fan attend the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
England's Stuart Broad, right, hits the ball watched by Pakistan's Adnan Akmal, left, and Taufeeq Umar, center, during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
England's Stuart Broad, right, hits the ball watched by Pakistan's Adnan Akmal, left, and Taufeeq Umar, center, during the third day of the second cricket test match of a three match series. ? AP Photo
England's Ian Bell prepares to hit the ball as Pakistan's Umar Gul looks on during their second cricket test match. ? Reuters Photo
England's Ian Bell prepares to hit the ball as Pakistan's Umar Gul looks on during their second cricket test match. ? Reuters Photo
English cricket fan attend the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
English cricket fan attend the third day of the second Test match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Stuart Broad delivers the ball during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo
England's cricketer Stuart Broad delivers the ball during the third day of the second Test cricket match. ? AFP Photo

Day three of the second Test match saw Pakistan leading by 55 runs with 6 wickets remaining.

 

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