Pakistan, on top for most of this match, were 137-8 in their second innings at stumps on the third day - a lead of 244 runs.
MANCHESTER - Ben Stokes took two late wickets to help drag England back into the first Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford on Friday.
And the paceman struck again before stumps when he had tailender Shaheen Afridi caught fending at a short ball. There were, however, still two days left in the game, albeit on a wearing pitch where Yasir earlier took 4-66 - including three for four in 27 balls - as England were dismissed for 219 in reply to Pakistan's first-innings 326.
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