England are boosted by news that Steve Harmison will bowl despite straining his side at the end of day two And the paceman is soon among the wickets - Kamran Akmal fending a rising delivery to Geraint Jones behind the stumps Imran Farhat is struck by a Harmison delivery, but he and Younis Khan dig in to take Pakistan past 50 Monty Panesar is brought into the attack and he breaks the partnership - Ian Bell catching Farhat for 34 at short leg Younis moves on to 34, and new batsman Mohammad Yousuf is 15 not out, as Pakistan reach lunch on 101-2 Yousuf departs first ball after lunch when the third umpire adjudges him stumped by Jones off the bowling of Panesar The third umpire also ends Inzamam-ul-Haq's brief innings - he is caught by Alastair Cook after playing onto his own foot Younis continues to frustrate the England pace bowlers and completes his half century as Pakistan reach 150-4 But Panesar is enjoying a remarkable spell and claims his fourth victim when Younis offers a pad to a straight one The rain that has been forecast all day finally arrives and the players depart for an early tea with Pakistan 167-5 That soon becomes 174-6 - Panesar claims his fifth wicket when Faisal Iqbal edges to Marcus Trescothick at slip Shahid Afridi presses the self destruct button again chasing a wide Harmison delivery to Andrew Strauss at second slip Mohammad Sami follows two balls later when Jones takes a simple catch following an agricultural swipe from the tailender Umar Gul is given a torrid time by Harmison before being strangled down the legside - Jones taking another catch Harmison and Jones combine again to dismiss Abdul Razzaq as England wrap up victory by an innings and 120 runs Panesar and Harmison finish the match with eight and 11 wickets respectively - the only other to fall was a run out
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