Pakistan win by six wickets; lead series 1-0
Pak 217-4 (43.4 overs)
Hafeez 102*, Azam 62*, Topley 3-26
Younus Khan makes 9 in final ODI innings
England 216 all out (49.4 overs)
Morgan (76) & Taylor (60) add 133
Leigh Matthews: I retired from cricket when I was 21. Would still get in this England side nine years later.
Alan Vaughan: I have a simple question, do the pundits and the selectors understand cricket and players.Sitting in SA it is obvious they don't.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"There was no real foot movement, the bat was away from his body."
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"England are in a massive pickle. They have five batsmen and a lot of all-rounders and they have already lost three big wickets. There was a flicker of movement. You bat on these surfaces as if there's no movement and the slightest bit has you in trouble."
Hales c Younus b Anwar 10 (Eng 14-3)
You know when it's not going your way on a computer game and you pull the plug to reset and start again? Can you do that in cricket?
Pakistan have pulled the plug on England's top three - Alex Hales the latest to get an early shower when he edges to a juggling Younus Khan at first slip.
Image source, Getty ImagesMohammad Irfan, standing at 7ft 1in, is a frightening prospect as he thunders in from over the wicket bowling left-arm quick. There's not much in the way of a run-up, more of a giant-like amble, but he's certainly a different challenge for England.
Alex Hales gets away with an edge behind which doesn't carry, then capitalises on his let-off by driving three through the covers. Good shot.
The overs end with England getting lucky again as Eoin Morgan goes on the hook and the ball runs off his forearm and for four runs.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageThe umpires are a couple of new ones for me - Ahsan Raza of Pakistan, who's a bit of an Aleem Dar lookalike, and he's a bit taller than Johan Cloete of South Africa.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth African umpire Johan Cloete
Eoin Morgan is out to bat before we've had two overs bowled in the match. The skipper won't have expected that when he won the toss half an hour ago.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageIt looked very out. It looked out-er than the technology gave it. There's not anything misbehaving out there, but England are 7-2.
Root lbw b Anwar 0 (Eng 7-2)
The third umpire sees that the ball is just about hitting leg stump (umpire's call) and a clearly disappointed Joe Root trudges off. An awful start for England.
Image source, Getty ImagesJonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageThere's no Snicko and no Hotspot here, so you've got to be pretty creative [to overturn a decision] here. There's nothing that we can see in terms of an inside edge, but there's no way of detecting it.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageRoot is the key man - if anyone gets a review, he does, but it doesn't look good for me...
Eng 7-2
This match is rattling along at some pace - England have lost another, with Anwar Ali hitting Joe Root in front. Could be sliding down? The batsman reviews after the umpire raises his finger.
They say you're in good form when you're playing the on-drive and that's the shot Alex Hales plays first up - and the ball whistles to the boundary. Three more follow when he right-hander clips Anwar Ali into the leg side.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageI was talking to a Pakistani taxi driver here yesterday who said he'd love to come to the game but he had to sleep before working a 14-15-hour day. That's the raw fact of people who come here to work.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageIt must be difficult to pick the ball up from a seven-foot bowler, the ball must be coming down from nearly 10 feet high.
Image source, Getty ImagesRoy b Irfan 0 (Eng 0-1)
We're under way in the UAE, where England have lost a wicket to the second ball of the day. Jason Roy played down the wrong line to a straight one from giant fast bowler Mohammad Irfan and has his stumps rearranged.
A wicket maiden to begin with and Joe Root has joined Alex Hales at the crease.
Pakistan v England
England players will be wearing special commemorative shirts to mark Armistice Day.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe will soon be joining the nation in marking the two-minute silence for Armistice Day at 11:00 GMT. We will return shortly.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageMy memory of the Test here last time here was Monty Panesar leading England off, high-fiving everyone and the team seemed convinced he had bowled them to victory. It was followed, two-and-a-half hours later, by Monty walking off, bat in hand, after England had been bowled out chasing a low total.