Fans voice frustration after Pakistan’s Test series loss to England

Following Pakistan's Test series defeat against England, cricket fans have begun to voice their frustration with the team's performance.

Reports based on public reaction indicate mounting anger over the surrender in the three-match series, with many expressing they are "tired of excuses" for the poor results.

Further details have emerged from England's 194-run victory over Pakistan in the second Test at Lord's, which sealed the series 2-0 for the hosts. Saud Shakeel fought a lone battle for Pakistan in their chase of 389, scoring a spirited 97 before being dismissed by Josh Tongue. Pakistan's chase was severely hampered from the start, with Ollie Robinson removing Azan Awais (6) and Abdullah Shafique (0) in the same over, while Jofra Archer dismissed captain Babar Azam for six, leaving the team at 14-3. Robinson also accounted for Shan Masood (26) and Mohammad Rizwan (1). Pakistan's efforts were also impacted by an injury to Imam-ul-Haq, who was unable to bat.

Following their win against Pakistan, England has received a boost in the Test rankings.

England defeated Pakistan by 194 runs in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. Chasing a target of 389, Pakistan were bowled out for 194 on the fourth day of the match.

Earlier, England were dismissed for 208 in their second innings, with Dan Lawrence top-scoring with 54. For Pakistan, Mohammad Abbas was the standout bowler, claiming 5 wickets for 57 runs.

Pakistan's run chase was hampered by the early loss of three wickets for just 14 runs. A 97-run partnership for the fourth wicket between Shan Masood (26) and Saud Shakeel offered some resistance, but it was not enough to prevent the defeat.

England have defeated Pakistan in the second Test at Lord's, securing a victory to level the series. The result came after rain had interrupted Pakistan's chase on the fourth day of the match.

Play in the second Test at Lord's was halted by rain on Sunday afternoon with Pakistan on 94 for the loss of three wickets in their second innings. The team is chasing a formidable target of 389 runs set by England.

After an early collapse that saw Azan Awais (6), Abdullah Shafique (0), and captain Babar Azam (6) dismissed cheaply, Saud Shakeel and Shan Masood mounted a recovery. At the rain interruption, Shakeel was unbeaten on 53 and Masood was on 20, with Pakistan requiring another 295 runs for victory.

It was also confirmed that opener Imam-ul-Haq will not be able to bat in the second innings due to an injury.

In their pursuit of a record 389 runs, Pakistan's batting lineup suffered an early collapse, losing three wickets quickly on the fourth day of the second Test against England at Lord's.