Stuart Broad believes England will take an even more positive and aggressive approach with the bat in their second innings, having secured a 79 run first innings lead over Pakistan.
The hosts were in a strong position at the start of day two, resuming on 107-2, but when captain Babar Azam was bowled by Ollie Robinson for 75 it triggered something of a collapse. Pakistan went from 142-2 to 202 all out, losing their last eight wickets for just 60 runs.
Spinner Jack Leach was the chief destroyer, ending with figures of 4-98, with the dismissal of Saud Shakeel for 63 his 100th Test match wicket. And Broad expects to see "Bazball in fast forward" when England come out to bat after lunch.
