ENGLAND insisted they would not cry foul over Pakistan's pitch gamble after dropped catches saw them backed into a corner in Multan.
Ben Stokes' side endured a tough third day at the second Test, with the hosts making themselves favourites to square the series 1-1 on a fiendishly difficult re-used surface.
Pakistan set England a target of 297 - steep in any fourth innings and even more taxing after both openers fell cheaply to leave them 36-2 at stumps.
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