Salman's Brilliance Propels Pakistan Past 500 Against England

Salman Agha's unbeaten 79 helped Pakistan reach 515/8 at tea during the second day against England. Saud Shakeel narrowly missed a century, while Naseem Shah's 33, including three sixes, contributed to Pakistan's commanding position. England's efforts saw limited success, burning two reviews.

Salman Agha's aggressive innings bolstered Pakistan's dominance over England as he remained unbeaten on 79, helping the team to a formidable 515/8 at tea on the second day. In an adventurous display, Salman struck two sixes and 10 fours, solidifying Pakistan's position in the match.

The Pakistani innings saw crucial contributions from other players as well. Saud Shakeel, who just missed a century, added substance before falling for 82. Naseem Shah, contributing lower down the order, surprised England by hitting three sixes in a 33-run cameo, resisting their bowling attack.

England managed few breakthroughs, struggling defensively. Debutant Brydon Carse got his maiden test wicket with Saud's dismissal, while Jack Leach claimed Mohammad Rizwan cheaply. England's review strategies faltered, as captain Ollie Pope's record worsened to 0-13. Pakistan's session dominance was apparent with 118 runs scored from 26 overs.