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Last Updated: Saturday, 12 November 2005, 07:30 GMT
Pakistan v England pictures

England's Matthew Hoggard and Andrew Flintoff chat on the field

Pakistan elect to bat after winning the toss and England's Matthew Hoggard finds some early movement

England's Steve Harmison appeals for a lbw decision

Steve Harmison appeals unsuccessfully for an lbw decision as Pakistan build a solid opening partnership

England's Andrew Flintoff dismisses Pakistan's Shoaib Malik

Andrew Flintoff makes the breakthrough removing Shoaib Malik for 39 to put Pakistan on 80-1

England's players celebrate removing Shoaib Malik

The tourists celebrate taking Malik's wicket during a slow morning's play on a batsman-friendly wicket in Multan

Pakistani batsman Salman Butt hits a boundary as English skipper Marcus Trescothick looks on

Malik's opening partner Salman Butt looks in good touch and helps steer the home side to 103-1 at the lunch interval

Michael Vaughan takes pictiures on his camera

Injured skipper Michael Vaughan takes pictures on his camera as he is forced to look on from the sidelines

Pakistan's Salman Butt hits a boundary

Butt passes his half century as England battle to stem the steady flow of runs

36-year-old debutant Shaun Udal claims his first Test wicket

Shaun Udal finally claims Butt's wicket after Geraint Jones pounces on a catch deflected off Trescothick's head

Andrew Fllntoff dismisses Mohammad Yousuf

Flintoff then dismisses Mohammad Yousuf with a yorker to leave Pakistan three down at tea with the score at 181

England celebrate one of Harmison's wickets

Harmison boosts England's prospects with the wickets of Younis Khan and Hasan Raza in the first over after tea

Matthew Hoggard dismisses Kamran Akmal

Kamran Akmal is caught by Trescothick in the slips after Hoggard tempts him outside off-stump with the new ball

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and Geraint Jones

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq negotiates the remaining overs to leave the hosts 244-6 at the close




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