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England fightback well
England fought themselves back into the game by limiting Pakistan to a first innings lead of only 38
runs on the third day of the second cricket Test at Lord » yesterday, according to BBC monitored tn Dhaka last night.
Pakistan, resuming at 123 for one, were all out for 293 shortly after tea and by the close of play England had reached 52 for the Iom of •kipper Graham Gooch's wicket in their second knock.
Fast bowler Devon Malcolm, returning to the England team after a year, picked up four wickets for 70 runs while Philip DeFretta» claimed three for 58 and Test debutant leg spinner Ian Salisbury two for 73.
Pakistan lost their last nine wickets for only 170 runs as the England bowlers kept to a tidy line and length.
Vice captain Salim Malik hit 55 aand Asif Mujtaba 59. both falling to Malcolm who also removed young hopeful Inzamamul Haq for nought Pakistan skipper Mlandad gave Salisbury his first Test wicket after making only nine.
At close. Alee Stewart was batting on 23 and nlghtwa tchman Salisbury on one after Gooch had fallen leg before to Aaqlb Javed for 13 with ihe scon on 40.
An earlier AH' report said Pakistan recovered from a double setback at lunch on the third day
Al the break they were Just 46 runs behind England's inadequate total. having reached 209 for three through the efforts of Asif Mujtaba (55 not out) and Salim Malik (37 not out).
Earlier. Mujtaba had watched tn horror as he lost Aamir Sohail for 73 without a run added lo the tourists overnight score of 123 for one and skipper Javed Mlandad for nine.
Sohail was caught behind by Jack Russel off Phil Defreltas from the eighth ball of the day. while Mlandad gave lan Salls bury his first Test wicket al 143 when lan Botham plunged forward lo catch the master batsman at slip.
But then. Mujtaba and Malik put together an undefeated
stand of 66 although Malik should have gone for 22
He was badly dropped at first slip by Graham Gooch after edging Chris Lewis low to the England captains left
Mujtaba produced a faultless display, however, to reach 50 for the first time in hl* fifth Test by pulling Lewit for his •seventh boundary during a threi hour slay.