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This is the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

I'm Jonathan Agnew, welcome to the Tess match special podcast, looking back on an eventful

opening day of the third England Pakistan test at the Agir's bowl to come, with him

from Sack Crawley, who's called his maiden test centre today, and will get the views

of Michael Vaughan at Azhar Mahmoud.

We'll also hear from England's outgoing chairman Colin Graves and we'll discuss how

cricket could be changed by the Covid crisis.

You're listening to the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

Close of play of the first day of the third and final test between England and Pakistan,

he's England on 332 for four, a fluctuating day, they were 127 for four at one stage

and a stand of 205 still ongoing.

Between Sack Crawley and his eighth test, he's reached his first test centre and he's

gone well beyond that.

He's 177 not out and so 23 more runs away from becoming the youngest double centurion

for England since David Gower 41 years ago.

And before that, Salenard Hutton, so he could be a really serious company if he gets those

23 runs tomorrow.

And let's mention Joss Butler too, 87 not out, it seems a long time ago that he scored

his first test centre, but himself is 13 runs away from adding to that.

So that partnership with 205 really has swung things around after burns, fell to a 3D again

the left armour, beautifully taken low down at 4th slip by Sharn for 6, that was 12 for

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