Josh Tongue (1/2): [On his overall assessment of the day] Yeah, really pleased with the day.
Obviously, coming here this morning, winning the toss, putting Pakistan into bat, and to bowl them out for 130-odd, yeah, we're in a really strong position.
[On whether the pitch did more than anticipated] Yeah, even a couple of days out it looked a good pitch.
But yeah, I thought as a collective we've been very good the whole series, and that showed today again.
[On his favourite delivery of the day] Yeah, that (Shakeel's wicket) was my favourite.
Josh Tongue (1/2): [On his overall assessment of the day] Yeah, really pleased with the day. Obviously, coming here this morning, winning the toss, putting Pakistan into bat, and to bowl them out for 130-odd, yeah, we're in a really strong position. [On whether the pitch did more than anticipated] Yeah, even a couple of days out it looked a good pitch. But obviously winning the toss, bowling on a decent-looking pitch, and to bowl them out cheaply, I thought we all bowled really well. [On whether there is extra pressure on the seamers when the captain chooses to bowl first] Yeah, there's probably a tiny bit of pressure on us to make sure we put the balls in the right areas, and I thought how we started today with Robbo and Joff, getting them four down quick before myself coming on and Gus. But yeah, I thought as a collective we've been very good the whole series, and that showed today again. [On being part of a four-pronged attack] Yeah, it's amazing. Like I said, I came on four wickets down. I was feeling fresh. Obviously, we had a few days off as well, so yeah. [On what worked for him today] I feel like because they were four down when I came on to bowl, I could be that sort of attacking line and length, accidentally yorker, but... [On whether the yorker was deliberate] No, it wasn't deliberate. It slipped out. [On his favourite delivery of the day] Yeah, that (Shakeel's wicket) was my favourite. I've been sort of working on some in the nets this week, a bit more of a wobble, and that sort of came out nice. [On how he has been developing his wobble seam] Well, I've spoken to Robbo quite a bit about it, to be fair, because obviously he's unbelievable at it. So it's just obviously where your fingers are on the ball, like pressure releases, and it's just trial and error really in the nets, and I was at the top of my mark. Obviously, Shakeel was coming pretty hard at us as well, and I was like, why not? I'll try it, and then it cut me a wicket. So I'll be definitely using that again.
