England seized control of the second Test against Pakistan on day two at Lord's, bowling the visitors out for 110 in their first innings. The collapse saw England establish a 180-run lead after their own first-innings total.
Fast bowlers Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer were instrumental in dismantling Pakistan's lower order, taking five wickets for a combined 19 runs in just seven overs. This rapid turnaround significantly shifted the momentum of the match in England's favor.
The day's play at Lord's was marked by this decisive bowling performance, which left Pakistan struggling to recover and gave England a strong position heading into the remainder of the Test.