Pakistan, Aug. 30 -- England's lead climbed to 357 as they circled a series-clinching win in the second Rothesay Test against Pakistan, but opener Emilio Gay found himself on the wrong end of some awful luck at Lord's.

LONDON (AP) — Rain was delaying England's bid for victory on Day 3 of the second test against Pakistan at Lord's on Saturday. Play wasn't able to start on time at the home of cricket because of showers which are forecast for most of the day in northwest London.

England strengthened their position against Pakistan at Lord’s on a frustrating third day, with Dan Lawrence’s unbeaten half-century helping the hosts extend their second-innings lead to 357 runs.

The death toll from monsoon rains and flash flooding in Pakistan over the past month surpassed 100 on Monday as weather forecasters warned that more heavy rain is expected across the country later

Heavy rains and flooding in Pakistan have killed at least 107 people, injured 344 others and damaged hundreds of homes since the start of the monsoon season in June, authorities said, warning of more downpours later this week.

England extended its lead over Pakistan in the second test to 357 runs after reaching 177-7 by the end of a rain-hit Day 3 at Lord's when only 24.5 overs were possible. England's bid for victory was thwarted with no play possible on Saturday morning at the ...

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