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Pakistan fight back in second innings

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After the early loss of James Taylor, Jonny Bairstow also fell in the first hour  Getty Images
He was bowled for 43 by an arm-ball from Zulfiqar Babar  Getty Images
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Pakistan's captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, was delighted with the breakthrough  Getty Images
However, Samit Patel counter-attacked gamely as England took a first-innings lead  Getty Images
Adil Rashid hung on for 52 balls in a 40-run stand for the seventh wicket  Getty Images
Shortly after lunch, Patel was bowled for 42 by a perfect legbreak from Yasir Shah  Getty Images
The initial assumption was that Ben Stokes would not bat after his fielding injury  Getty Images
However, after a gentle warm-up during the lunch-break ...  Getty Images
... Stokes came out to bat with heavy strapping on his damaged collarbone  Getty Images
He added 10 runs for the tenth wicket with Stuart Broad to hand England a lead of 72  Getty Images
However, England struggled to exert control in Pakistan's second innings  Getty Images
... with Mohammad Hafeez leading the fightback with a well-earned half-century  Getty Images
Moeen Ali struggled to exert control as Pakistan's openers erased the deficit  Getty Images
... but a terrible mix-up led to Azhar Ali's run-out and a glimmer for England  Getty Images
James Anderson removed Shoaib Malik first ball and Pakistan also lost Younis Khan before the close  Getty Images
But Hafeez remained unbeaten on 97 as Pakistan finished the day with a lead of 74  Getty Images
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