Pakistan v England, first Test: hosts in control as Mohammad Hafeez and Taufeeq Umar hit half-centuries Pakistan moved serenely for much of the morning from 42 without loss overnight, Taufeeq the first to twin 50s which both contained nine boundaries for the openers. Hafeez did have two lives. But Broad's disappointment was soothed immediately when, next ball and after a change of strike for the single, he bowled Taufeeq with a delivery which held its line from round the wicket and hit off-stump. He then made short work of Azhar Ali, pushing forward in defence and getting a faint edge behind to give Broad his second wicket at a personal cost of only five runs. England toiled in vain for much of the afternoon, but did finally see the back of Hafeez when he missed a sweep at Graeme Swann and was hit just in line with off stump - proven by DRS review, at the behest of Pakistan. It seemed that would be as good as it got for England until Jonathan Trott came up with a bonus wicket just before tea. The occasional medium-pacer struck in his first over, nipping one into Younus Khan off the seam for the seventh lbw dismissal of this match to date.