Pakistan lost the second test against England in Multan on Saturday after being all out for 202, giving up a 79-run lead in the first innings.
For the home team, half-centuries were scored by Babar Azam (75) and Saud Shakeel (63). The best English bowler, left-arm spinner Jack Leach, claimed 4-98.
In Rawalpindi, England won the first game of the series by 74 runs on their first test visit of Pakistan since 2005.
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