London: England were bowled out for 272 in reply to Pakistan's first innings 339, a deficit of 67 runs, on the third day of the first Test at Lord's on Saturday.

Pakistan leg-spinner Yasir Shah took six for 72—the best figures by an overseas spinner against England at Lord's since Sid Pegler's seven for 65 for South Africa in 1912.

Shah's return was also the second-best by any Pakistan bowler in a Lord's Test innings after medium-pacer Mudassar Nazar's six for 32 back in 1982.

England all-rounder Chris Woakes was 35 not out.

Alastair Cook, the England captain, top-scored with 81 and put on 110 for the second wicket with Joe Root (48).

But Yasir sparked a middle-order collapse when he dismissed Root as he became the first leg-spinner to take five wickets in a Lord's Test innings since fellow Pakistani Mushtaq Ahmed in 1996.

This is the first of a four-Test series.