Pakistan v England: Watch the story of day one
Pakistan push on after Bell and Broad blunders...
Tuesday 13 October 2015 20:03, UK
Ian Bell's butterfingers and Stuart Broad's wicket off a no-ball helped Pakistan finish on top after day one of the first Test against England, closing on 286-4.
Mohammad Hafeez was dropped on seven by Bell at slip, while Shoaib Malik was given a reprieve after flashing to gully on 40 as Broad over-stepped.
Hafeez (98) missed out on a ninth Test ton after being trapped lbw by Ben Stokes with the final ball before tea but Malik (124no) remains having easily navigated the threat - or lack thereof - from the debuting Adil Rashid.
Rashid bowled better - as did England as a whole - in the final session; Younus Khan (38) fell to Broad, after earlier becoming Pakistan's all-time leading Test run-scorer, bringing up the milestone with a six off Moeen Ali.
And James Anderson took his second of the day - Misbah-ul-Haq for three - to move him above Wasim Akram into 10th place on the all-time leading Test wicket-takers list.
Having bowled Shan Masood (2) off his grille to join the great Wasim, Bell's drop of Hafeez off his bowling had him waiting a little while longer than he'd have hoped for his 415th wicket, and then Bell denied him another strike late in the day by dropping Asad Shafiq in the cordon.
Click on the video above to watch the story of day one…
