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As we look ahead to Day 3, the pitch remains largely favorable for batting, though some signs of wear have begun to appear. Late on Day 2, the ball showed hints of grip and turn, with occasional variable bounce as well, but that wasn’t as threatening for the batters at all. The Bazballers will not flinch a bit from motoring the score at a good pace, being obedient to their new embraced strategy. Pakistan, on the other hand, will be eyeing the crucial first hour of play. They’ll aim to exploit any early morning assistance and potentially variable conditions to make inroads. With both teams having clear objectives, we’re set for a fascinating day of Test cricket. Stay tuned as the first ball of Day 3 isn’t far away.
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