Babar's direct throw ends England's innings at 208
England were bowled out for 208 in their second innings at Lord's after Josh Tongue was run out by a direct hit from Pakistan captain Babar Azam. Pakistan now need 389 runs to win the second Test.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam produced a moment of brilliance in the field to dismiss Josh Tongue, who had scored 12, with a direct-hit run out. The dismissal brought England's second innings to a close at Lord's, leaving the home side all out for 208.
The result sets Pakistan a substantial victory target of 389 runs to win the second Test. The match is currently in its fourth day, with the outcome still very much in the balance as Pakistan prepare to begin their chase.
This run-out could prove pivotal in deciding the second Test, and the result may shape the momentum of the series. For England fans, a loss would be a setback after a strong start to the summer, while a Pakistan victory would be a significant statement. The match's outcome could also influence team selections and confidence heading into future fixtures.