England are firmly in control of the second Test against Pakistan, having built a 281 run lead on what Stuart Broad hailed as a "perfect day" for Ben Stokes' side.
England quickly bowled Pakistan out for 202 in the morning session, securing a first innings lead of 79. They then extended that lead to 281 by the close of play, with Ben Duckett and Harry Brook both scoring half-centuries.
And Broad, who is at home on paternity leave after his fiancee Mollie King gave birth to their first daughter Annabella, has been working as a pundit for Sky Sports. "A perfect day," was his verdict on England's day two performance.
