Root Double Ton Help England Dominate

Manchester: Joe Root made his highest Test score of 254 and Chris Woakes took three wickets as England completely dominated Pakistan on day two at Old Trafford on Saturday.

England declared their first innings of the second Test on 589-8 with Pakistan then crumbling to 57-4 by stumps.

Woakes, who made 58, stunned Pakistan's top order by removing Mohammad Hafeez, Azhar Ali and Rahat Ali.

Ben Stokes got rid of the dangerous Younus Khan, leaving Pakistan - 1-0 up in the series - trailing by 532.

Brief scores
England - 589/8d (Root 254, Cook 105, Wahab Riaz 3-106)
Pakistan - 57/4 (Woakes 3-18)
Status - Pakistan trail by 532 runs

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