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Dan Lawrence hails ‘different mentality’ as he strives to make up for lost time

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Dan Lawrence hails ‘different mentality’ as he strives to make up for lost time

England all-rounder ‘desperate’ to establish himself Lawrence hits second fifty of Pakistan series at Lord’s Dan Lawrence said he was “desperate to establish myself in an England shirt” after taking some solid steps in the right direction on a rain-affected third day of the second Test against Pakistan.

In a chill breeze and with frequent interruptions from the weather, the battle for England’s batting spots heated up in the continued absence of the injured Jacob Bethell.

Emilio Gay’s hard-fought 31 was ended by a grubber before Lawrence scored his second half-century of the series – matching Jordan Cox on that metric – to put England in control, 177 for seven at stumps to stand 357 ahead.

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