England Lose Duckett and Gay in First Over of Final Test Run Chase
Mohammad Abbas struck twice in the opening over as England slipped to 2-2 while chasing 130 to win on day four at Edgbaston, according to BBC Sport.
England endured a difficult start to their run chase on the fourth day of the final Test at Edgbaston, according to BBC Sport, as fast bowler Mohammad Abbas removed both openers in the first over.
Abbas dismissed Ben Duckett and Emilio Gay in successive deliveries, leaving England on 2-2, the report said.
England were set a target of 130 runs to win the match, according to the source.
BBC Sport described the opening as a dreadful start for the home side, who now face the task of rebuilding their innings after losing both openers inside the first over of the chase.
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