Pakistan needed just 90 minutes to win the first Test after thrashing England by wickets on Sunday.

Being set 64 to win, Azhar Ali fell early on but the visitors sealed the victory inside 13 overs.

Earlier, England’s hopes of salvaging pride from the first Test against Pakistan unravelled as they lost their last four wickets for seven runs inside half an hour on day four. 

Jos Buttler added only a single to his overnight score to reach 67 before he was pinned lbw by Mohammad Abbas, with the decision upheld on review to leave England 236 for seven.

Bess, 55 not out having yet to face a ball in the morning session, was joined by Mark Wood who was quickly off the mark with a flashing four through cover point. That was as far as the Durham man got, though, before pushing tentatively at Mohammad Amir and edging to wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed.

Abbas removed Stuart Broad in similar fashion for a duck and Bess, left to throw the bat with only last man James Anderson for company, was cleaned up by an Amir inswinger with only 27 minutes played.

Amir finished with four for 36 and Abbas four for 41, the latter finishing with match figures of eight for 64, as England’s total of 242 left Pakistan to chase just 64 for victory.

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