India, Aug. 31 -- England beat Pakistan by 194 runs in four days of the second test at Lord's on Sunday and won its first series since December 2024 with a match to spare.

Pakistan was inevitably bowled for 194 in a daunting chase of 389 about 45 minutes after tea. Saud Shakeel led his team's first batting resistance in the series and was caught on the boundary for an agonizing 97, the highest score in the series for either team.

England had to take only 18 wickets because opening batter Imam-ul-Haq never appeared after tearing his left calf on the first day.

Seamer Ollie Robinson took eight wickets, 4-24 on Sunday and a staggering 8-35 in the match.

The third and last test doesn't start until Sept. 9 in Birmingham.

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