Headingley, Aug. 21 -- Pakistan already trail by 195 runs and still need to take two more wickets in the first Test against England, but spinner Ali Usman has refused to write off the visitors' chances.
The spinner believes the slowing pitch could work in Pakistan's favour, with a more positive and disciplined batting approach potentially allowing them to fight their way back into the contest and secure a favourable result.
"I think day-by-day the wicket is slowing down," Usman said. "It's slow already, it's not especially fast, but on the next three days it's going to take a lot more turn.""In the batting, we'll try to take it as deep as possible and score as many runs as we can. Our approach should be positive with the bat. We need to t...