Pakistan, Aug. 26 -- Pakistan will aim to bounce back when they face England in the second Test at Lord's on August 27. The Green Shirts suffered a heavy defeat in the opening match and will hope to produce a stronger performance. The return of key players could provide Pakistan with a much-needed boost.

Pakistan have enjoyed a relatively strong record at the historic London venue. They have won five of their 15 Tests at Lord's and lost four matches there. The team also defeated England at the ground in 2016 and 2018, giving them confidence ahead of the upcoming contest.

Captain Babar Azam returned to training on Tuesday after missing the first Test because of injury. Bowling coach Umar Gul indicated that Babar will likely return to the...