 | ABU DHABI — England were in trouble at 39-4 at tea on the fourth day of the second Test against Pakistan at Abu Dhabi Stadium here on Saturday. Set 145 to win, England need another 106 runs in the remaining four sessions. Andrew Strauss (23) and Matt more |
| AFP ( 1/28/2012 3:00:00 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Cricket-Pakistan v England - second test scoreboard |
| ABU DHABI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at tea on day four of the second test between Pakistan and England at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Saturday. Pakistan first innings: 257 (Misbah-ul-Haq 84, Asad Shafiq 58; S. Broad 4-47, G. Swann 3-52). more |
| Reuters UK ( 1/28/2012 2:59:19 AM -08:00 ) |
| Pakistan v England, day four – live! | |
 | Morning/afternoon/evening: Well, this is nice. James Dart will be taking over for a while, so send your emails to james.dart@guardian.co.uk. He'll correct your spelling if you're nice to him. Bring back Ravi (part one): "I can't help thinking that if more |
| The Guardian ( 1/28/2012 2:58:07 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Panesar returns to leave Pakistan in a spin |
| By Matt Smith ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Monty Panesar returned from the wilderness to bag six wickets and help dismiss Pakistan for 214 in their second innings of the second test on Saturday, setting England a victory target of 145 to square the more |
| Reuters Africa ( 1/28/2012 2:54:46 AM -08:00 ) |
| Cricket-England 327 & 39-4 v Pakistan 257 & 214 - fourth day, tea |
| | ABU DHABI Jan 28 (Reuters) - England were 39 for four in their second innings at tea on the fourth day of the second test on Saturday, 105 runs behind Pakistan. Scores: England 39-4 (Strauss 23; Abdur Rehman 2-3) & 327 (Alastair Cook 94, more |
| Reuters UK ( 1/28/2012 2:53:58 AM -08:00 ) |
| Pakistan v England, second Test: live | |
 | Full Monty: Panesar puts everything into a delivery Photo: AP By Alan Tyers Is this really happening? Can England somehow turn this around? Email alan.tyers@telegraph.co.uk with your views TEA What a horror for England. While Cook and Strauss blocked more |
| Telegraph.co.uk ( 1/28/2012 2:48:18 AM -08:00 ) | |
| 2nd Test: England set target of 145 by Pakistan | |
 | AP Abu Dhabi: Recalled spinner Monty Panesar took six wickets as England bowled out Pakistan for 214 in their second innings on Saturday, leaving England only 145 runs to win the second Test and square the series. Pakistan resumed at 125-4 on Day 4 in more |
| Cricketnext.com ( 1/28/2012 2:24:29 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Report - Stuart Broad delighted with England's position | |
 | Stuart Broad believes his side are in a strong position to wrap up a series-levelling victory over Pakistan in the second Test, as Joe Wilson reports. The hosts closed a keenly contested third day in Abu Dhabi on 125-4 in their second innings, more |
| BBC Sport ( 1/28/2012 2:07:55 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Pakistan v England, 2nd Test, Abu Dhabi, 4th day Panesar takes six to leave | |
 | Monty Panesar completed a triumphant return to Test cricket as he took six Pakistan wickets to leave England chasing 145 for victory in the second Test at the Sheikh Zayed stadium. Panesar has watched Graeme Swann's reputation grow apace in his more |
| ESPNcricinfo.com ( 1/28/2012 2:01:21 AM -08:00 ) | |
| 2nd Test: Pakistan set 145 for England |
| ABU DHABI: Monty Panesar took six wickets as England bundled out Pakistan for 214 in their second innings on Saturday, leaving visitors only 145 runs to win the second Test and square the series. Pakistan resumed at 125/4 in foggy conditions but was more |
| Times of India ( 1/28/2012 1:51:37 AM -08:00 ) |
| Pakistan bowled out for 214 | |
 | Monty celebrates another wicket. -Photo by AP ABU DHABI: Recalled spinner Monty Panesar took six wickets as England bowled out Pakistan for 214 in its second innings on Saturday, leaving England only 145 runs to win the second test and square the more |
| DAWN.com ( 1/28/2012 1:50:58 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Monty spins England into contention |
| England were set a total of 145 to win the second Test and level their three-match series against Pakistan, after Monty Panesar helped them bowl the 'hosts' out for 214 at the Zayed Stadium. Panesar's six for 62, in his first Test for two and a half more |
| Mirror.co.uk ( 1/28/2012 1:49:22 AM -08:00 ) |
| England Take 3 Wickets In Morning Session | |
 | England have taken three wickets in the morning session on day four of the second test with Pakistan. Monty Panesar struck early on to remove Asad Shafiq for 43. He was caught by James Anderson at slip. Anderson himself got his hands on the new ball more |
| Sky News ( 1/28/2012 1:41:38 AM -08:00 ) | |
| England need 145 to win second Test against Pakistan |
| By M. Satya Narayan, Chief Sports Reporter Abu Dhabi: England need 145 runs to win the second Test against Pakistan and level the three-Test series 1-1. It was his 9th five-wicket haul, second against Pakistan and the first since May 2008. more |
| gulfnews.com ( 1/28/2012 1:40:19 AM -08:00 ) |
| Pakistan (257 &) 214 all out v England 327 - innings | |
 | Stuart Broad (2nd R) appeals unsuccessfully for the wicket of Pakistan's Abdur Rehman (3rd R) during the second cricket test match at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi January 28, 2012. REUTERS/Philip Brown ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Pakistan were 214 more |
| Malaysia Star ( 1/28/2012 1:39:23 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Cricket-Pakistan (257 &) 214 all out v England 327 - innings |
| Pakistan were 214 all out in their second innings at lunch on the fourth day of the second test on Saturday, setting England a target of 145 to square the three-match series. Scores: Pakistan 214 (Asad Shafiq 43, Azhar Ali 68; Monty Panesar 6-62) & 257 more |
| Yahoo! Eurosport UK ( 1/28/2012 1:19:10 AM -08:00 ) |
| New ball wickets give England edge over Pakistan | |
 | By Matt Smith ABU DHABI (Reuters) - England pacemen James Anderson and Stuart Broad turned the screw on Pakistan's middle order with the new ball on Saturday, dismissing key batsmen in successive overs to leave the hosts on 198 for seven in their more |
| Moneycontrol.com ( 1/28/2012 12:58:47 AM -08:00 ) | |
| Cricket: Pakistan tailenders stretch lead on day four |
| Pakistan's tailenders frustrated England's bid to level the series by stretching the lead to 128 runs on day four of the second test. Pakistan, which conceded a first innings lead of 70, was 198-7 at lunch on Saturday, with Saeed Ajmal and Abdur Rehman more |
| New Zealand Herald ( 1/28/2012 12:54:59 AM -08:00 ) |
| England press but Pakistan hold on |
| Three wickets for England and 73 runs for Pakistan meant the outcome of an intriguing second Test remained in the balance after the fourth morning at the Zayed Stadium. Monty Panesar (four for 59) ended a determined fifth-wicket stand between Azhar Ali more |
| Mirror.co.uk ( 1/28/2012 12:50:49 AM -08:00 ) |
| Azhar Ali departure gives England scent of victory | |
 | By AFP Pakistan's Azhar Ali hits the ball for four runs as England's Matt Prior (R) looks on during their second cricket test match at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates January 28, 2012. PHOTO: AFP ABU DHABI: England more |
| The Express Tribune ( 1/28/2012 12:39:05 AM -08:00 ) | |
