Fast bowler Mohammad Ali remains hopeful despite Pakistan being pushed onto the back foot on a rain-interrupted Day 3 of the second Test against England at Lord's, with England extending their overall lead to 357 runs. First-Innings Deficit Impact: Ali acknowledged that Pakistan's first-innings batting struggles left them with a heavy deficit, making rapid wickets in the second innings their only path back into the match. Seam Attack Execution: Despite the match situation, Ali highlighted that Pakistan's bowling group executed their plans better than in the first innings, utilizing the variable bounce and helpful movement under persistent overcast skies to leave England at 177/7. Defying Tough Conditions: Emphasizing a fast bowler's duty to thrive in awkward, challenging conditions, Ali stressed that factors like pitch, weather, and atmosphere should not deter the squad's focus. Belief in Fourth-Innings Miracle: Facing a daunting chase, Ali expressed confidence that chasing 350+ is achievable with the right mindset, stating that "miracles do happen in cricket" and Pakistan will fight until the final ball. "It'll be a difficult task but not impossible. Until the last ball is bowled in cricket, you can't make predictions. The Test still has a ways to run. 350-400 has been chased in the past, too. It's all about mindset and belief. Conditions are tough, but we'll have to face that challenge and find a way out to get runs."