Video: Stuart Broad satisfied with England bowlers' fightback in First cricket Test again Pakistan England battled back with two late wickets today, limiting Pakistan to a 96-run first innings lead going into the third day of the opening test. In the press conference at the end of play, Broad pleased with his side's performance, said: "I think we deserve the wickets, I think it was a really good bowling performance." He added: "If we can polish them off for 20 or 30 tomorrow we will be in a good position." Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez admitted that his side were disappointed with how the day had gone. "Well to be very honest we were expecting a bit more but they bowled really well today," said Hafeez But he remained confident that having an extra spin bowler in the side could swing events in Pakistan's favour. "Most of the time this pitch gives you more time as the game goes on ... so we are really in a good position where we can feel happy with this," said Hafeez. With England's bowlers finding form, Hafeez will hope that his spinners can make the most of the pitch in the second innings. Pakistan are hosting the three-match series in the Gulf due to security concerns in their own country.