Another bowling change for England, here's Joe Root.

Shoaib Bashir gets away with a drag down early in the over but given how slow the pitch is, when he is that bit too short, the batters have all the time in the world to go back and push into the gaps for singles.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

There are quite a few batters who could do with some runs in this series, just to get that positive exposure.

The fans can be quite unforgiving in this part of the world.

We're into bonus overs now - can England snaffle a bonus wicket or two before the close?

Jack Leach rattles through another over from round the wicket to the left-handers.

That angle brought the wicket of Saim Ayub but Shan Masood and Saud Shakeel seem comfortable enough with it.

Might be worth changing it up in his next over.

Nicely played by Saud Shakeel.

Shoaib Bashir angles one down leg and the Pakistan left-hander gets down to help it on its way to the boundary with a paddle sweep.

One more over and the allocated quota for the day will have been bowled.

We're going to get a couple of extras in before stumps, what a treat.

Slightly too short at times from Jack Leach in that over and that allows the left-handers to work easy singles to leg.

Fuller to end it but flicked around the corner by Saud Shakeel for one more.

Gus Atkinson has done his job, removing Kamran Ghulam, and is promptly whisked out of the attack.

Shoaib Bashir replaces him and there is another loud but brief appeal for lbw as Shan Masood plays back, misses and is struck on the pad.

Playing back on this pitch is clearly not the way to go but this one was sliding down leg so Masood gets away with it.

No fourth wicket just yet, Dan, but three quite quick ones is not bad going.

A quick overturn from the third umpire as the replays show there was no bat involved.

UltraEdge confirms it wasn't even close and Saud Shakeel survives.

He did play at it as the ball slid down leg from Jack Leach but missed by a fair bit.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

It's given out but the batsman looks surprised.

Let's wait and see what this says.

England think they've got another one as the ball pops up off wicketkeeper Jamie Smith's gloves and is caught at slip.

Given but it's quickly reviewed by Saud Shakeel, though.

Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special

The catch from Joe Root to dismiss Saim Ayub was his 205th in Test cricket making him tied second for the most catches by a non-wicketkeeper.

Superb from Gus Atkinson, back into the attack on a pitch doing precious little for the seamers and casually bowls a wicket maiden.

Saud Shakeel is the new batter for Pakistan.

Just the five overs of the scheduled 90 - minus a couple for the change of innings - left in the day. We're still on for some bonus cricket...

Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain on Test Match Special

Great tactics from Ben Stokes and England, pace was introduced straight away and Kamran Ghulam wasn't ready.

England have got the momentum now.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Absolutely what the plan was there, it's kept low and hit the off stump.

Interesting. Ben Stokes has gone back to the pace of Gus Atkinson...