DUBAI (Reuters) – Pakistan declared on 354 for six on the fourth day of the second test in Dubai on Sunday, setting England a target of 491 to claim an unlikely victory. Pakistan, playing in their adopted home of the UAE where they have never lost a series, overcame the early loss of captain Misbah-ul-Haq after resuming on 222 for three. Asad Shafiq (79) and Younus Khan (118) put on a partnership of 113 before the latter was dismissed via a sprawling Moeen Ali catch off Adil Rashid. The highest total England have ever chased down successfully in a fourth innings is 332, against Australia in 1928-29. Abu Dhabi’s first test was drawn. Sharjah will host the final game in the series from Nov. 1. (By Matt Smith, Editing by Peter Rutherford) 

Pakistan declared on 354 for six on the fourth day of the second test in Dubai
on Sunday, setting England a target of 491 to claim an unlikely victory.

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England need 491 to win as Pakistan declare on 354

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