The second Test between England and Pakistan continues today, and you can watch the entire days live cricket streaming action on the SkyGo app in the UK.

In a complete reversal of fortunes from the Lord’s Test, Pakistan at the close of the play on opening day at Headingley, Leeds, have quite lot to do to stay in the game.

The second Test between England and Pakistan starts today, and you can watch the entire 5 days live cricket streaming action on the SkyGo app in the UK.

Cricket is a number’s game and while people say that numbers don’t always tell the true story, the same cannot be said about England’s test team at the moment.

With England heading to the 2nd Test in some disarray, Pakistan, on the other hand, will be there brimming with confidence, following their win in the first Test at Lord’s.

Pakistan team arrives in Leeds for the 2nd Test, happy in the knowledge to take the field, in front of a large Pakistani contingent on Friday.

England’s premier pacer James Anderson has contested Michael Vaughan’s opinion that either of Anderson or Broad should be dropped to shake up the English team.

Pakistan team’s 9-wicket win in the opening Test at Lord’s, will stand out for the fact that each member of the playing eleven plus substitute fielder Fakhar Zaman, whose well-judged catch at mid-wicket, sent back Ben Stokes on Saturday afternoon, could claim to have made their individual contribution in inflicting a defeat over England.

Pakistan have been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate in the Lord’s Test against England, which the visitors won by nine wickets on Sunday to go one-up in the two-Test series.

A host of Pakistani players are currently in England to play in the various local leagues with the objective of improving skills and also to draw the attention of the national selectors to their abilities to play in alien conditions.

Mohammad Abbas leads a trio of Pakistan fast bowlers who have moved up in the MRF Tyres ICC Test Player Rankings after contributing in a memorable nine-wicket victory over England in the Lord’s Test that ended on Sunday.

Lancashire opening batsman Keaton Jennings has replaced Mark Stoneman in England’s squad for the second NatWest #NoBoundaries Test match against Pakistan, starting on Friday at Emerald Headingley.