Josh Tongue uses new wobble seam to claim four wickets as England bowl out Pakistan for 133

England’s four‑man seam attack continued its collective dominance at Edgbaston, dismissing Pakistan for 133 in the second Test. The low total was underpinned by a balanced wicket haul: Josh Tongue claimed four wickets, while Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer each contributed three. Pakistan’s middle‑order, including Saud Shakeel, struggled to read the debutant bowlers, leading to a swift collapse that left the visitors well short of a competitive score.

Tongue credited a new “wobble seam” delivery for his breakthrough, a variation he refined with guidance from Robinson. Speaking after the match, Tongue said the technique, first employed in the game, yielded an immediate wicket and will feature in his future repertoire. The successful experimentation highlights the quartet’s collaborative preparation beyond match days and underscores England’s depth in pace options as the series progresses.