- ABU DHABI: The day after a Pakistani cab driver told Stuart Broad that England will be "destroyed" by Pakistan in the second test, the cricketer did his utmost to defy the cocky claim.
Broad frustrated England throughout the third day Friday, first by hitting a near run-a-ball 58 not out which helped to give England a first-innings lead of 70, and then by pinning down Pakistan with his medium pace for 11 overs which conceded only 16 runs.
By stumps Pakistan was 125-4 and leading by 55 on the second innings.
Broad says the cab driver was "pretty confident that they (Pakistan) were going to destroy us but I had different views." He added the test can "really go either way ... going into the fourth day."

