Gay scores duck twice as England warm up for first Pakistan Test

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England batter Jacob Beth Gay managed a pair (two ducks) in the tour warm-up game ahead of the first Test against Pakistan. Spinner Shoaib Bashir was the standout performer, claiming four wickets during the match. Pakistan captain Babar Azam was forced to retire hurt after sustaining a hand injury during the game. The warm-up fixture served as preparation for both sides ahead of their upcoming Test series. Babar's injury has raised concerns over his fitness and availability for the first Test.

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