Pakistan crumble as England seamers assemble

In this episode of the TMS Podcast, the hosts analyze the second day of the second Test match at Lord's between England and Pakistan. England started the day on 248 for 9 and ended their innings at 290, largely due to an unbeaten partnership led by Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson. Pakistan's batting collapsed again, bowled out for 110 due to excellent bowling from England's pace attack including Ollie Robinson and Joffra Archer. The discussion turns towards Pakistan's struggle with their batting lineup, particularly emphasizing the absence of Imam-ul-Haq and the lack of fighting spirit displayed by seasoned players. Analysts, including Michael Vaughan and Ramiz Raja, critique the mentality and performance of the Pakistani team, highlighting key players like Azan Awais who showed resilience but lacked support. The hosts also reflect on England's impressive bowling unit and the challenges posed by the pitch conditions. Additionally, Jofra Archer and Azan Awais share insights on their respective performances throughout the match. England ends the day with a 261-run lead, while Pakistan's chances of recovery appear bleak, raising concerns about their batting performance historically in the series.