England firmly took control on Day 2 at Edgbaston, leaving Pakistan staring at an impending three-day defeat after taking a massive 320-run first-innings lead. England 1st Innings Total: 453 all out Key Batting: Harry Brook (75), Jamie Smith (69), Dan Lawrence (65), Emilio Gay (60), and Ollie Robinson (50 off 47 balls). Key Bowling: Debutant Razaullah took 4 for 148. Match Flow: Resuming after early struggles on Day 1, England's middle and lower-order fired collectively with five batters scoring half-centuries to build a commanding lead. Pakistan 2nd Innings Total: 52/2 (12.4 overs, trailing by 268 runs) Top Scorers: Azan Awais (29*), Shan Masood (21*) Key Bowling: Ollie Robinson with 2 for 10 in 6 overs (3 maidens). Match Flow: Robinson struck twice in his opening over—removing Saim Ayub first ball and Abdullah Shafique four balls later—reducing Pakistan to 0 for 2. Shan Masood and Azan Awais steadied the innings with an unbroken 52-run stand before rain halted play early. Match Status: Pakistan trail by 268 runs heading into Day 3. Smith raised his fifty off 54 deliveries with a punch through the covers off Razaullah, one of nine fours in his innings of 69, and Robinson looked in authority with seven fours and a six plundered into the stands beyond deep midwicket off Mohammad Abbas. Razaullah - one of Pakistan's three debutants and their most impressive, even if he leaked runs - accounted for both Smith and Robinson to finish with four wickets. Smith fell to a simple return catch off a leading edge and Robinson picked out Masood at cover. Jofra Archer pumped two sixes into the stands on the leg side, off Mohammad Ali and Razaullah, and remained unbeaten on 32 off 27 as Josh Tongue was last man out, caught behind off Ali.