Edgbaston: Emilio Gay produces a gritty, determined innings to guide England out of early trouble as he hits 60 off 114 balls to help his side recover from 39-3 to 143-4 on day one of the third and final Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston.

According to BBC, Gay's performance was pivotal in stabilizing the England innings after an early collapse threatened to derail their efforts. His composed approach at the crease allowed England to regain momentum and set a foundation for the rest of the batting lineup.

Gay's innings was marked by his resilience and ability to withstand pressure, as he faced a challenging bowling attack from Pakistan. His contribution was crucial in ensuring England remained competitive in the match, especially after the team faced difficulties early in their innings. England will now look to build on this recovery in the coming days of the Test.