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A tribute to one of the famous English captains ever - Micheal Vaughan.
Pakistan beat England in nail-biting finish
Pakistan overcame resistance from England's tail-enders to win the second test by 178 runs on Monday after bowling out Alastair Cook's men for 312.
Cook laments another bitter finale for England
Alastair Cook rued England's first-innings collapse after his team came within 39 balls of forcing a draw in the second test against Pakistan on Monday.
Skipper Misbah lauds batsmen after Pakistan victory
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq paid tribute to his batsmen after beating England by 178 runs in the second test on Monday.
Pakistan beat England in nail-biting finish
Pakistan overcame belligerent resistance from England's tail-enders to win the second test by 178 runs.
Spinners flourish as Pakistan close on win over England
Pakistan moved to the brink of victory in the second test after taking three wickets in the morning to leave England struggling on 187 for six at lunch.
England must master pitch to avoid defeat – assistant coach
England must adapt their batting style to Dubai’s pitch and learn quickly from their first innings collapse, assistant coach Paul Farbrace said.
England must master pitch to avoid defeat- Assistant Coach
England must adapt their batting style to Dubai’s pitch and learn quickly from their first innings collapse, said assistant coach Paul Farbrace.
Stubborn Root steadies England; Pakistan in control
Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq had declared in on 354 for six to set England a daunting victory target of 491.
England need 491 to win as Pakistan declare on 354
Pakistan declared on 354 for six on the fourth day of the second test in Dubai on Sunday, setting England a target of 491 to claim an unlikely victory.
Younus Khan makes 31st test century as England toil
Pakistan overcame the dismissal of Misbah-ul-Haq as Younus Khan's 31st test century helped them reach 311-4 at lunch on the fourth day of the second test.
England batting not good enough, says Root
Joe Root admitted England’s batsmen were not good enough after the tourists lost the last seven wickets of their first innings.
