Pakistan fly in Hesson to assist Test side
England took firm control of the second Test at Lord's after bowling Pakistan out for 110, leaving a 261-run lead by the end of day two as Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer shared seven wickets. Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq could not bat because of a calf strain, and early blows removed Shan Masood, Abdullah Shafique and captain Babar Azam. Coach Sarfaraz Ahmed admitted the batters are not spending enough time at the crease and pointed to a heavy T20 schedule last year, while reports say Mike Hesson will fly in to help the struggling side.
Mike Hesson will join Pakistan to address batting collapse
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England built a 261-run lead after bowling Pakistan out for 110. Pakistan's coach said batters are not spending enough time on the pitch. Hesson may join to provide extra coaching before the next innings.
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