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Not all bad news for England, then...

But much like in Multan, it's just the two bowlers doing the damage for Pakistan.

Sajid Khan and Noman Ali have bowled unchanged throughout that morning session, taking three and two wickets respectively.

For all that the pitch has played a few tricks, it's the varying of pace from both spinners that has caused England problems.

Spare a thought for Zahid Mahmood, the third spinner in the home side, who must be wondering if he'll even get a chance on a pitch that I'm sure he'd love to bowl on.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

3.75 degrees of deviation in the first session today, that is the third-most in the first session of day one of a Test match. It is the second-highest at this stage of a Test involving England (after Sri Lanka v England, Galle, 2018). Interestingly, England were 113-5 at lunch on day one in that Test and went on to win by 211 runs.

Thanks, Matt. Well that escalated quickly, didn't it?

After getting to 56-0 inside the first hour, England have lost 5-54 since.

Poor batting? Poor pitch? Both? It's probably also worth giving the Pakistan spinners a bit of credit too.

I need a lie down and maybe some crisps after that. You'll be delighted to learn Sam Drury is here again to take over.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This morning has been a rather intriguing session to watch. The Pakistani spinners varying their pace has really hurt England.

And that is lunch. Sajid Khan and Noman Ali bowled throughout that session, finding significant turn and uneven bounce.

Remember 56-0? That feels a long time ago.

Harry Brook and Ollie Pope played poor sweep shots. Conditions may be tough but there's no getting away from that. It's not easy to come down the pitch to spinners with such guile, however, especially when the ball is turning and can leave you stranded.

Jamie Smith has had a quiet series after a superb breakthrough summer. This would be a good place to change that and he gets off the mark with a well-timed four through the off side.

There will be one more over before lunch.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

PitchViz so far:

First 10 overs: 4.0

Overs 11-20: 7.0

Overs 21-25: 8.3

PitchViz gives a rating for the difficulty of a pitch out of 10. The higher the number the more difficult it is to bat.

Ben Stokes is at least off the mark and England have nudged beyond 100. There are some glum-looking England supporters in the stands.

I hope they haven't flown all of the way there just for this Test. It could be over tomorrow.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Harry Brook was frustrated by not getting started here. He looked to be aggressive but was foxed by the pace, he's gone.

We mentioned PitchViz a lot in the previous two Tests.

In the past five overs it is 8.3.

In England's fourth innings in Multan it was 7.1.

The higher the number, the more difficult it is to bat.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Sajid Khan has another, this game is moving at a break-neck pace.

Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special

It took Ben Duckett 76 balls to reach 50 which is his second slowest, highlighting how aggressive he is.

One thing I will say is if the ball is acting like that in the first session of day one then they might not be as far behind the game as I thought.

They still need to get up to 300 to put the pressure on and take advantage of winning that toss, however.

Ben Stokes is in and Pakistan's fielders are groaning after every ball.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That's really disappointing for England, Ben Duckett has done so much good work for England here.

Noman Ali fired a good length and has been mixing up the pace here, the pitch is starting to play a few tricks now.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

This could be a huge moment in this game for Pakistan.