Pakistan know exactly where their frailties lie. Salman Butt must surely be tired of explaining how inept batting and fielding remain Pakistan's weak links

He was on a king pair and without technology would have gone down in the record books for the wrong reasons, but Pakistan's debutant keeper turned into a hero

Saeed Ajmal showed great control and guile to pick up his first five-wicket haul in just his sixth Test

Can't bat, can't field - Pakistan, just accept that verdict

Pakistan's new wicketkeeper's story began at the Under-15 World Cup in 2000, in which he participated only six months after his mother's death

Kamran Akmal has paid the price for his poor performance in the first Test against England at Trent Bridge, and has been dropped from Pakistan's team for the second game at Edgbaston

Mohammad Asif has insisted that if Mohammad Yousuf is match-fit and ready to play Pakistan will have no problem including him for the second Test against England at Edgbaston

Mohammad Yousuf has arrived in Birmingham but not in time to take part in Pakistan's training session at Edgbaston this afternoon and he remains a doubtful starter for the second Test against England

Kamran Akmal dropped a sitter, missed out on a stumping and another crucial catch of Eoin Morgan which landed only a few inches from his gloves in England's first innings

Mohammad Yousuf has been called into Pakistan's squad for the remainder of the England tour, as the PCB reacted swiftly to Pakistan's 354-run defeat at Trent Bridge

Salman Butt is not convinced that returning Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan to the Test team would be the right move

For a brief moment this morning it felt like Pakistan seemed to have gained a foothold in this exciting Test

Salman Butt has admitted that Kamran Akmal is under pressure after the mistakes committed by Pakistan's wicketkeeper on the first day at Trent Bridge

What does a Pakistan batsman think when he takes guard? Does he think at all?

It was a day begging for the spinners to take control. Yet Pakistan's most experienced Test player, and their premier slow bowler, failed to rise to the occasion

Pakistan will feel they can look England in eye ahead of the Test series after they clawed their way to victory against Australia at Headingley, but it is probably wise to throw in a dose of reality

Salman Butt looks back at four crazy days at Headingley and ahead to the England series

This morning's grandstand finish was never really in doubt, even though Pakistan resumed their chase with just 40 runs required

Pakistan need to thank Mohammad Aamer for putting those winning smiles across their faces

Ominously for Pakistan this Test is following the same trend as the Sydney match in the first week of the year