Harry Brook remained unbeaten on 91 as England battled Pakistan on day two of the first Test at Headingley. Brook's resilient innings helped England navigate a challenging period, though he was unable to reach a Test century at his home ground.
The match saw Pakistan's bowlers take wickets throughout the day, with Brook emerging as a key contributor for the English side. His performance marked a significant contribution to England's score as they aimed to build a strong total. The second day of play featured intense competition between the two teams, with the balance of the game shifting as wickets fell and runs were scored.