Rain delays start as England look to extend lead over Pakistan on Day Three at Lord's
The second Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's resumed with Day Three action delayed by rain. England, led by Joe Root, hold a first-innings advantage and are aiming to seal a series victory. Pakistan will look to respond after being put under pressure in the earlier stages of the match. The weather interruption adds uncertainty to how much play can take place on the day. Coverage continues with live score updates, video clips, and analysis from Sky Sports.
Read the full story at skysports.comEngland hold the upper hand heading into Day Three and a series win is within reach if they can capitalize on their lead. Rain interruptions, however, can blunt momentum and give Pakistan's batters extra time to regroup, while also offering the bowlers fresh conditions when play resumes. Lord's is a venue where the result often hinges on how effectively the side batting fourth handles the fourth-innings chase, so the weather could play a decisive role. For Root's side, the priority will be turning first-innings control into a position from which Pakistan cannot recover.
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