England secured a commanding innings victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Headingley, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Here’s how the players fared:

• Ben Duckett: 4
  Scored 15 runs off 28 balls before England didn’t bat again, leaving him unable to improve his score.

• Emilio Gay: 6
  Made 33 runs from 31 balls, showing promise despite nerves from a poor warm-up match.

• Jordan Cox: 8.5
  Scored 73 runs off 100 balls, demonstrating his potential as a long-term fixture in the team.

• Joe Root: 9
  Returned to captaincy with 66 runs from 112 balls, showcasing excellent leadership and batting skills.

• Harry Brook: 9
  Produced a near-run-a-ball 91 off 93, highlighting his growth and maturity in the role.

• Dan Lawrence: 8
  Contributed 51 runs off 79 balls, stepping up in the absence of Ben Stokes.

• Jamie Smith: 6
  Scored 25 runs off 42 balls but performed well behind the stumps.

• Gus Atkinson: 5
  Struggled initially but improved in the second innings, taking one wicket.

• Ollie Robinson: 10
  Took 5 wickets for 51 runs in the first innings and 3 for 29 in the second, proving his skill and control.

• Jofra Archer: 7
  Contributed with both bat and ball, finding his rhythm on day three.

• Josh Tongue: 10
  Achieved 5 wickets for 46 runs in the first innings and 3 for 43 in the second, earning praise for his performance.

England's triumphant display sets a promising tone for the upcoming matches, with the next Test scheduled at Lord's.