Cricket-Pakistan v England - second test scoreboard

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Thu Jan 26, 2012 3:49pm GMT

 ABU DHABI, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at the close
on the second day of the second test between Pakistan and
England at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Thursday.	
     	
 England first innings 	
  A. Strauss c Shafiq b Hafeez                   11	
  A. Cook lbw b Ajmal                            94	
  J. Trott b Rehman                              74	
  I. Bell  not out                                4	
  K. Pietersen caught Hafeez b Ajmal             14	
  E. Morgan c Hafeez b Ajmal                      3	
 Extras: (b-4, lb-2, nb-1)                     7	
 Total: (for five wickets, 84.5 overs)       207	
 Fall of wicket: 1-27 2-166 3-198 4-203 5-207	
 To bat: M.Prior, S.Broad, G.Swann, J.Anderson, M.Panesar.	
 Bowling: Umar Gul 10-1-35-0, Junaid Khan 6-0-20-0,      
Mohammad Hafeez 19-4-40-1, Saeed Ajmal 29.5-5-67-3, Abdur Rehman
20-7-39-1.    	
     	
 Pakistan first innings (overnight 256-7)	
 Mohammad Hafeez b Panesar                       31	
 Taufeeq Umar b Swann                            16	
 Azhar Ali b Broad                               24	
 Younus Khan b Broad                             24	
 Misbah-ul-Haq lbw b Broad                       84	
 Asad Shafiq lbw b Swann                         58	
 Adnan Akmal lbw b Broad                          9	
 Abdur Rehman b Swann                             0	
 Saeed Ajmal lbw b Anderson                       0	
 Umar Gul not out                                 0	
 Junaid Khan c Swann b Anderson                   0	
 Extras: (b-8, lb-1, nb-2)                    11	
 Total: (all out; 96.4 overs)                257	
 Fall of wickets: 1-51 2-61 3-98 4-103 5-203 6-216 7-243
8-257 9-257	
 Bowling: Anderson 19.4-5-46-2 (nb-1), Broad 24-4-47-4
(nb-1), Panesar 33-9-91-1, Swann 18-2-52-3, Trott 2-0-12-0	
	
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