Jangoo and Wickham ease early Taskin strikes with fightback

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Taskin's early strikes had knocked over the top order and put the batting side under pressure. The pacers responsible for those early blows were not able to add wickets in the second hour of play. Jangoo and Wickham then batted to soften the impact of the early breakthroughs. The article reports these details from the match without further context on the scoreline or the overall result.

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