Former England captain Nasser Hussain labeled the umpires' decision to abandon play on Day 3 of the second Test at Lord's as a 'joke' despite improving weather conditions.
Only 24.5 overs were bowled on Saturday, with England reaching 177 for 7 by stumps, extending their overall lead against Pakistan to 357 runs.
Hussain argued that play could have resumed before the 7 PM cutoff time, as the sky had cleared and conditions were the brightest they had been in eight hours.