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Pakistan vs England, 2nd Test Day 4, Live Score Updates: Joe Root Departs Cheaply, Pakistan Eye Dramatic Win

Pakistan vs England, 2nd Test Day 4, Live Updates: England will be resuming Day 4 of the ongoing second Test against Pakistan from 36/2 in Multan. At Stumps, Ollie Pope (21*) and Joe Root (12*) remained unbeaten at the crease as the visitors need 261 runs more to win the match. Earlier, Pakistan set a 297-run target for England after grabbing a handy lead of 296 runs with the help of Salman Agha's 63 in their second innings. Agha and tail-ender Sajid Khan added 65 runs for the 9th wickets before Pakistan's innings folded for 221 in the final session on Day 3. (Live Scorecard)

"Brian Lara Ki Tarah Maara": Pakistan Star Tells Teammate. His Reaction Viral

Spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali put Pakistan in the driver's in the second Test against England in Multan. After Pakistan set England a daunting target of 297, Sajid dismissed Ben Duckett (0) and Noman had Zak Crawley (three) to leave England on 36-2 after an exciting day three. Ollie Pope and Joe Root were unbeaten on 21 and 12 respectively with England still needing 261 and two full days of cricket left. Sajid was the hero in the first innings after he grabbed a record-equalling seven wickets to hand Pakistan a lead of 75.

"Do What You Love": India Star Shreyanka Patil Shares Heartwarming Gift To Pakistan Captain Fatima Sana

While India and Pakistan both bowed out of the Women's World Cup 2024 in the group stage, the two nations shared a heartwarming moment. Pakistan captain Fatima Sana - who had to leave midway through the tournament due to the sudden demise of her father - returned to play her team's final match against New Zealand. She later revealed a heartwarming message sent to her by India spinner Shreyanka Patil, in a post on Instagram. Shreyanka's gesture appeared to have touched Fatima.

AUS vs SA, LIVE Scorecard Updates, Women's T20 World Cup 2024 1st Semi-Final

AUSW vs SAW LIVE Scorecard Updates: Record six-time champions Australia - hit by injuries - will face South Africa in the first semi-final of the Women's T20 World Cup 2024. Despite their injury problems, Australia won all four of their group games, and are undoubtedly the favourites for the title. The match is a repeat of the final of the 2023 edition, where South Africa were defeated by Australia. If Australia lose, it will be the first edition they would fail to make the final since the inaugural one in 2009. (Live Scorecard)