Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is relishing the prospect of facing England's vaunted pace attack as his side prepares to return to the scene of the infamous spot-fixing scandal of 2010.
Khan believes Pakistan's familiarity with Stuart Broad and James Anderson will blunt the pair's potency when the four-Test series begins at Lord's on July 14.
England's fast bowlers combined to take 33 wickets in the recent 2-0 win over Sri Lanka, with Anderson's 21 wickets coming at just 10.8 runs apiece, but Khan insists his side will not roll over as easy.
Khan believes Pakistan's familiarity with Stuart Broad and James Anderson will blunt the pair's potency when the four-Test series begins at Lord's on July 14.
England's fast bowlers combined to take 33 wickets in the recent 2-0 win over Sri Lanka, with Anderson's 21 wickets coming at just 10.8 runs apiece, but Khan insists his side will not roll over as easy.