Cricket-Pakistan v England - second test scoreboard

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Sat Jan 28, 2012 12:22pm GMT

 ABU DHABI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at the end of
the second test between Pakistan and England at the Sheikh Zayed
Stadium on Saturday.	
 Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat.	
 Pakistan first innings: 257 (Misbah-ul-Haq 84, Asad 	
Shafiq 58; S. Broad 4-47, G. Swann 3-52).	
 England first innings: 327 (A. Cook 94, J. Trott 74, S.
Broad 58 not out; Saeed Ajmal 4-108, Mohammad Hafeez 3-54).	
 Pakistan second innings (overnight 125-4)	
 Mohammad Hafeez lbw b Panesar      22              	
 Taufeeq Umar b Swann                7              	
 Azhar Ali c Prior b Anderson       68           	
 Younis Khan b Panesar               1              	
 Misbah-ul-Haq lbw b Panesar        12          	
 Asad Shafiq c Anderson b Panesar   43	
 Adnan Akmal c Strauss b Broad      13	
 Abdur Rehman lbw b Swann           10	
 Saeed Ajmal c Anderson b Panesar   17	
 Umar Gul not out                   10	
 Junaid Khan b Panesar               0	
 Extras (b-5, lb-6)                 11	
 Total (all out; 99.2 overs)       214	
 Fall of wickets: 1-29 2-29 3-36 4-54 5-142 6-170 7-172 8-198
9-208.  	
 Bowling: Anderson 14-3-39-1, Broad 20-9-36-1, Panesar
38.2-18-62-6, Swann 27-5-66-2.	
 	
 England 2nd innings:	
 A. Strauss lbw b Rehman       32	
 A. Cook c & b Hafeez           7	
 I. Bell b Ajmal                3	
 K. Pietersen lbw b Rehman      1	
 E. Morgan b Rehman             0	
 M. Prior c Shafiq b Ajmal     18	
 J. Trott lbw b Rehman          1	
 S. Broad b Rehman              0	
 G. Swann lbw b Ajmal           0	
 J. Anderson c Gul b Rehman     1	
 M. Panesar  not out            0	
 Extras (lb-9)                  9	
 Total (all out; 36.1 overs)   72	
 Fall of wickets: 1-21 2-26 3-33 4-37 5-56 6-68 7-68 8-71
9-72.	
 Bowling: Mohammad Hafeez 8-3-11-1, Umar Gul 3-0-5-0, Saeed
Ajmal 15-7-22-3, Abdur Rehman 10.1-4-25-6.	
 Pakistan lead the three-match series 2-0.	
 (Compiled by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; Editing by Toby
Davis; To comment on this story: email
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