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Mark Wood<\/strong> grabbed four Pakistan wickets to hand England a series-clinching 26-run victory in the second Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium and take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.<\/p>\n The fast bowler finished with 4-65 as Pakistan were bundled out for 328 in the post-lunch session on Day 4, having been given a challenging target of 355.<\/p>\n Wood, who missed the first Test in Rawalpindi due to a hip injury, turned the match in England\u2019s favour with the wickets of well-settled Mohammad Nawaz<\/strong> (45) and Saud Shakeel<\/strong> (94) in the space of just 12 balls.<\/p>\n Pakistan went down to 291-7 at lunch, and after the break, Agha Salman<\/strong> (20 not out) and Abrar Ahmed<\/strong> (17) tried their best to pull off an unlikely win for their side and keep the series alive. But James Anderson<\/strong> dismissed Ahmed, Wood cleaned up Zahid Mahmood<\/strong> (0) and Ollie Robinson<\/strong> picked up the wicket of number eleven Mohammad Ali<\/strong> (0), sparking celebrations in the Three Lions camp.<\/p>\n \u201cWe had a look at the wicket and it was tricky against slow bowling, but as the game progressed the cracks opened up and our seamers came into the game,\u201d<\/em> said the winning captain Ben Stokes<\/strong> in the post-match presentation.<\/p>\n \u201cThe way in which Jimmy and Robbo bowled in the series and our spinners as well, they are going to deliver more often that not<\/em> [referring to himself not bowling in the second Test].\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Here\u2019s how Twitter reacted:<\/strong><\/p>\n