Pakistan have won their last two Lord's Tests: Stats
What's the story
Pakistan's cricket team is in dire straits after a disappointing performance in the opening Test against England at Headingley. The team was expected to take advantage of the favorable weather conditions for batting, but ended up losing within three days. Now, as they head toward Lord's for the next match, which gets underway on Thursday, let's look at Pakistan's record at the venue.
Stats
Five wins across 16 outings
From 1954 to 2018, Pakistan have played a total of 16 Lord's Tests against the Brits, as per Cricinfo.
They have five wins and as many defeats in this regard, with six games ending in a draw.
Australia (18) and South Africa (7) are the only visiting sides with more Test triumphs at the 'Mecca of Cricket'.
Outings
Wins in last two games
Pakistan have won each of their last two Lord's Test.
Yasir Shah claimed 10 wickets in the team's 75-run win in the 2016 affair.
Two years later, Mohammad Abbas took two four-wicket hauls as the visitors recorded a comfortable nine-wicket win.
Pakistan now have a chance to become the third team after Australia and South Africa to register a hat-trick of Test triumphs at this venue.
H2H
What is the overall head-to-head record?
Coming to their overall head-to-head record, England have played a total of 93 Tests against Pakistan, winning 31 and losing 23.
This rivalry has seen its fair share of draws too, with as many as 39 matches ending in stalemates.
When it comes to England's encounters with Pakistan at home, the hosts have clearly dominated.
Out of 57 matches played here, England have won 25 while losing just 12 (20 ended in draws).