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Pakistan were 256 for seven aback the aboriginal day’s comedy concluded with Misbah batting on 83, his 16th Test half-century. He addled four sixes and bristles boundaries during his amenable 168-ball innings.
Asad additionally contributed a admired 58 from 126 assurance with a six and seven fours. This was his
fourth Test fifty in his 12th Test.
Paceman Stuart Broad took 3-47 while spinner Graeme Swann (3-52) bowled able-bodied to accumulate England's hopes of squaring the three-Test alternation animate afterwards they absent the aboriginal bout in Dubai by 10 wickets central three days.
The Misbah-Asad affiliation helped Pakistan animate their innings afterwards Broad chipped
in with two wickets in the post-lunch affair but England got three added wickets in the aftermost session, two off which were claimed by Swann.
Swann absolved Abdul Rehman leg afore for blank in the penultimate over of the day.
England were adored for acrimonious two spinners in Swann and recalled left-armer Panesar afterwards they alien circuit as aboriginal as in the 10th over.
Openers Mohammad Hafeez and Umar, who put on 114 for the aperture wicket in the aboriginal Test, adjourned the aboriginal hour afterwards any ache afore Swann gave England the breakthrough.
Umar misjudged a commitment and absent his off butt afterwards acutely arena no achievement on 16.
Panesar, brought in to alter paceman Chris Tremlett -- aerial home afterwards a ceremony of a aback abrasion -- alone Hafeez off his own bowling but had the Pakistani opener bowled off the actual abutting ball.
Hafeez fabricated 31 with four boundaries.
Broad again chipped in with the wickets of Younis and Ali, both bowled on admission deliveries to leave Pakistan disturbing at 103-4.
The admittance of Panesar, arena his aboriginal Test back the July 2009 Ashes Test in Cardiff, is the aboriginal time England accept played with two spinners back the Dhaka Test adjoin Bangladesh in aboriginal 2010.
Pakistan brought in left-arm paceman Junaid Khan for Aizaz Cheema.
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