Pakistan's Test captain Shan Masood reflected on the reasons behind his team’s overwhelming defeat by England in the first Test match on Friday

Pakistan's winless streak at home continues. They have not won any of their last 11 Test matches at home. This is their equal worst streak at home in Tests and if they fail to win the second match in Multan then they will hit a new low.

Pakistan 's Test captain, Shan Masood, has asked his team's bowlers to take a leaf out of their England counterparts' book after suffering a shocking defeat in the first Multan Test. Although four out of the five English bowlers had never played First-Class games in Pakistan,

Pakistan captain Shan Masood said that the country is “hurt as a nation” after the shambolic defeat in the Multan Test, and added that they will try to come back stronger in the second Test.

Masood pointed out that even on a flat surface England found a way to take 20 wickets, and Pakistan needed to do the same. After Pakistan’s embarrassing defeat in Multan, Shan Masood said “What England showed us is you can find a way,

Despite Pakistan scoring 556 runs in the first innings of the Multan Test, England posted a magnanimous total of 823/7 on the scoreboard and declared the innings. Pakistan, in the second innings, could only score 220 runs and lost by an innings and 47 runs.