Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue secured five-wicket hauls to give England an early advantage in the first Test against Pakistan at Headingley. The hosts finished day one on 112-2, trailing Pakistan's first innings total of 171 by 59 runs.
Robinson and Tongue's performances put England in control of the match, marking a strong start to the Test series. The partnership between the two bowlers proved effective in limiting Pakistan's scoring and building pressure on the visiting batsmen. England's batting lineup responded by building a solid foundation, reaching a modest but advantageous position by the close of play.