Play has resumed for the fourth day of the second Test match between England and Pakistan at Lord's. England entered the day looking to build on their position in the series, with reports indicating that the pitch conditions are currently more favorable for batting than in previous days. England opted to forgo the use of the roller on the pitch surface as they prepared to continue their innings.

Player fitness remains a point of interest for Pakistan, specifically regarding Imam Ul-Haq. While he was observed participating in light practice, he was seen with a strapped left calf and a noticeable limp, raising questions about his availability to contribute in the match's final stages. Commentary surrounding the match has also touched on technical aspects of the English batting lineup, with observers debating the stance and guard positions of players like Joe Root and Dan Lawrence.

While Sky Sports frames the day as a pivotal moment for England to secure a series victory, The Guardian focuses more on the granular details of the morning session, including reader engagement and technical analysis of batting styles. Both outlets are providing live coverage of the proceedings as the match develops.