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England out for record 657, Pakistan 17-0 in 1st test

England was bowled out for 657 on the second day of its record-setting first test in Pakistan in 17 years on Friday

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Pakistan's Abdullah Shafique (L) and teammate Imam-ul-Haq (R) run between the wicket as England's James Anderson (C) looks on during the second day of the first cricket Test match between Pakistan and England at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.Pic/AFP

Pakistan's Abdullah Shafique (L) and teammate Imam-ul-Haq (R) run between the wicket as England's James Anderson (C) looks on during the second day of the first cricket Test match between Pakistan and England at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.Pic/AFP

England was bowled out for 657 on the second day of its record-setting first test in Pakistan in 17 years on Friday.

After amassing a world record 506-4 in 75 overs on the opening day when four of the five top-order England batters scored centuries, England added 151 runs at the same electrifying pace to rack up its highest total in a test innings against Pakistan.

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