LONDON (AP) Yasir Shah became the first legspinner in 20 years to grab a five-wicket haul at Lord's as Pakistan limited England to 253-7 on the second day of the first test on Friday.
Shah (5-64) ran through the top order once he broke a threatening 110-run second-wicket stand between captain Alastair Cook (81) and Joe Root (48).
England still trails Pakistan by 86 runs.
Root hit a needless slog sweep, while James Vince, Gary Ballance and Moeen Ali were trapped leg before wicket by Shah. Jonny Bairstow was clean bowled while going for a cut shot.
Cook made the most of the two dropped catches in Mohammad Amir's return test match before he finally played on to the left-arm fast bowler in the last session.
Pakistan was bowled out for 339 after resuming at the overnight 282-6, with fast bowler Chris Woakes returning career-best figures of 6-70.
