England v Pakistan: Story of Day Three at Old Trafford
Watch the best of the day's action in the video below
Monday 25 July 2016 12:43, UK
England reached 98-1 in their second innings after choosing not to enforce the follow-on despite earning a first-innings lead of 391, having bowled Pakistan out for 198 on day three of the second Test.
Alex Hales (24) was the only man out as England took a second innings lead of 489, with Cook left one run shy of his half century overnight.
Earlier Woakes (4-67) wrapped up the Pakistan innings after Misbah-ul-Haq had played a lone hand for the tourists, striking 52 off 114 balls, showing great resilience after being hit on the grill by the Warwickshire all-rounder.
Joe Root became only the third man in Test history to take four catches in an innings and score 250 or more.
James Anderson got rid of Pakistan opener Shan Masood (39) in just his third over of the day before Broad dismissed Asad Shafiq (4) after a brief rain delay.
Ben Stokes got his second wicket when Sarfraz Khan (26) edged to man-of-the moment Root, with Chris Woakes getting Yasir Shah (1) just before lunch.
Misbah (52) battled hard after the interval, sharing the biggest stand of the innings with the expansive Wahab Riaz (39), but could not dent England's position of dominance.
Watch the best of the action from day three of the second Test between England and Pakistan in the video above.
