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Last Updated: Tuesday, 15 November 2005, 07:33 GMT
Pakistan v England pictures

Andrew Flintoff celebrates taking the wicket of Mohammed Sami

Andrew Flintoff strikes early for England by taking the wicket of nightwatchman Mohammad Sami

England's Andrew Flintoff appeals for the wicket of Inzamam-ul-Haq

Sami's departure brings Inzamam-ul-Haq to the crease and the stocky batsman soon has England's bowlers toiling

Flintoff appeals unsuccessfully for the wicket of Inzamam-ul-Haq

Flintoff is convinced he has Inzamam lbw, but he survives to be 52 not out at lunch with Pakistan 88 runs ahead

England's Andrew Flintoff and Marcus Trescothick walk off the field

It is a tough morning for England's fielders as Butt and Inzamam make the most of the flat Multan wicket

Salman Butt celebrates his century

Butt completes his second Test century after lunch as Pakistan appear well placed to set England a challenging total

Geraint Jones attempts to run-out Inzamam-ul-Haq

Controversy strikes when Geraint Jones appears to run out Inzamam but the third umpire gives it not out

England's Matthew Hoggard takes the wicket of Inzamam-ul-Haq

England take the new ball and are a team transformed as Matthew Hoggard removes Inzamam for 72

England's Andrew Flintoff celebrates taking the wicket of Pakistan's Hasan Raza

And Flintoff removes Hasan Raza and Mohammad Yousuf to swing the game back in England's favour

Marcus Trescothick catches an edge from Salman Butt

Further good news follows for the tourists when centurion Butt is snared at slip by Trescothick off Hoggard

England's players celebrate bowling Pakistan out for 341

A brief flurry of runs bumps Pakistan's innings up to 341 all out, setting England a tricky victory target of 198

Shabbir Ahmed bowls Marcus Trescothick off an inside edge

England's bid to bat out the remainder of the day without losing a wicket hits a snag when Trescothick is out for five

Marcus Trescothick walks from the crease after being bowled by Shabbir Ahmed

Despite Trescothick's dismissal, Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell see England to 24-1 at the close - 174 runs from victory




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