England will be looking to secure a series victory when they entertain Pakistan at Lord's for the second match of their three-Test series.
Joe Root's return as captain saw England record an emphatic win against a lacklustre Pakistan as they triumphed by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley.
While the build-up to the match was tainted by the off-field chaos of recent months, England did their talking on the pitch as they ripped through the tourists for 171 in the first innings and just 135 in the second.
The hosts were also steady with the bat, piling on 409 runs as Harry Brook top-scored with 93 and eight players contributing double figures.
Without the injured skipper Babar Azam, a toothless Pakistan struggled to cope with England's seamers and they will need to significantly up their game with the prospect of yet another Lord's flat deck.
The prestigious London venue was the subject of intense criticism following England's opening win of the Test summer against New Zealand in June; the shortest Test at Lord's in 140 years.
The ICC labelled the pitch as "unsatisfactory", and another short Test could be on the horizon, irrespective of whether Pakistan improve on their uninspiring first showing.
Josh Tongue and Ollie Robinson each claimed 5-fers in Leeds and the pair are 9/2 and 4/1 respectively to be Top Match Bowler, while Harry Brook is favourite to be Top Match Batter following his knock in the first Test.
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