Yousuf puts Pakistan in driving seat

ENGLAND took in Mohammad Yousuf’s master class of batting on the sub-continent and began to put the tough lesson into practice as they tried to save the final Test against Pakistan in Lahore yesterday.
Yousuf puts Pakistan in driving seat

Yousuf’s career-best 223 was a triumph of concentration and ‘percentage’ cricket as he minimised risk for much of his innings and launched into all-out attack only in the last stages of his mission to demoralise the tourists.

He, his sixth-wicket partner Kamran Akmal (154) and captain Inzamam-ul-Haq (97) left England’s bowlers with nowhere to hide as they put 636 for eight declared on the board before inviting their opponents to start their second innings a frightening 348 runs adrift.

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