Pakistan 217-4 (43.4 overs) - won by six wickets

Batsmen: Hafeex 102*, Azam 62*

Fall of wickets: 12-1 (Azhar 8), 15-2 (Bilal 2), 41-3 (Younus 9), 111-4 (Malik 26)

Bowling figures: Willey 7-0-43-0, Topley 9-1-26-3, Woakes 8.4-0-40-0, Rashid 9-0-60-0, Moeen 7-0-32-1, Root 3-0-12-0.

England 216 all out (49.4 overs) - Morgan 76, Taylor 60, Irfan 3-35

England won toss

Full scorecard

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board and the chief selector have expressed their surprise at Younus Khan's retirement from ODIs., external It came out very suddenly this morning."

At the end of the game, Pakistan's players gathered on the outfield and celebrated victory with retiring hero Younis Khan. The veteran is given a big hug from spin coach Mushtaq Ahmed.

Mushie looks like he gives a good cuddle. A warm, fuzzy character.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"You look at the rest of the series and wonder how England are going to compete, frankly."

England, as they have done for a while now, are likely to keep the same team for the second match at the same venue on Friday.

The players they could turn to are Liam Plunkett, Sam Billings, Jonny Bairstow and Chris Jordan.

Steve C Lawley: Let's not panic after one one-dayer. This is a good team in the making.Today we just threw our wickets away.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Great start for Pakistan, a clinical performance all round. Mohammad Irfan took those wickets up front, there were some good signs for England when Taylor and Morgan came together, but there wasn't much else for them. Younus Khan has been a legend for Pakistan, and he deserved the respect he got today."

England, let's be honest, have been hammered.

That's as comfortable a victory as you are likely to see in this format. Apart from a brief moment when Eoin Morgan and James Taylor were batting, Pakistan always appeared likely winners.

It was a case of when and not if.

Pakistan win by six wicketspublished at 18:20

18:20

There it is! Pakistan take a deserved 1-0 lead in this four-match series when centurion Mohammad Hafeez tips a single down to third man. Ian Bell-style.

Game, set and watch with 38 balls to spare.

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special

"Poor old Adil Rashid. What's surprised me about him this tour is that the bad balls have been really, really bad."

Pak 215-4 (Hafeez 101, Azam 61)published at 43 overs

43 overs

Another six for Babar Azam, who smears Adil Rashid over the ropes. Just two needed for victory. Go and make your tea - England's goose is cooked here.

It was at 12-3 in the third over of the game.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Brilliant from Hafeez, they needed his experience today and he's been rock-solid. He started by playing very carefully, then he took on the spinners and he's going to lead his team to victory today."

100 for Mohammad Hafeez (off 127 balls)published at 42 overs

42 overs

Pak 205-4

Mohammad Hafeez fails to get hold of a leg-break from Adil Rashid, but there's enough on it to take him to his 11th ODI century. What a superb, composed matchwinning knock.

Image source, AP

The stage is set for Mohammed Hafeez's century. I prepare to wax lyrical... and he plays back two dot balls. We have to wait.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"Tough going for England - the experienced Mohammad Hafeez is playing the conditions so calmly, you can see why he's got 170 caps. The real key here is that even though we're criticising the England bowlers, apart from Mohammad Irfan who took early wickets like Topley did, when you look at the other Pakistan bowlers, England  gave their wickets away. Frustrating."

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50 for Babar Azampublished at 41.3 overs

41.3 overs

Pak 201-4

Fair point, Carl. He did show promise. It'd be great if he was to succeed, but he'll never be a regular matchwinner bowling at 85mph.

Woakes bowls a slower ball and it's slapped back down the ground for the six which brings up Babar Azam's 50 off 55 balls. Pakistan within 16 runs of victory now.