A moment of light relief for England when David Willey's towel drops out of his trousers in his run-up. Going back to Babar Azam taking a liking to Willey's bowling... he's smacked the all-rounder for 20 runs in 10 balls faced.

Dave Jones: Obviously it's all Ian Bell's fault.

Babar Azam has taken a liking to David Willey, showing disdain to a length ball and slogging it through the line and for a straight four.

Chris Woakes looks like he was born with rosy cheeks and a side parting. A very well turned out young man. Three runs chipped from the target.

Pakistan on easy street.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Hafeez has been in good form since the Test series, and he's looked a class apart here, in a very unhurried way."

Babar Azam clearly has talent - he's got to have to keep Asad Shafiq out of the team. He plays a perfect on-drive which just lacks power to reach the boundary, but brings two nonetheless. Pakistan are masters of their own destiny now. They'll decide when to put this game to bed. And it will be soon, no doubt.

Another chance offered by Mohammad Hafeez, but a leading edge drops just short of a tumbling short mid-wicket.

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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"Pakistan are getting this at a canter now."

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Philip Jackson: This is, borderline, the worst England attack I have ever seen, and that takes some doing.

England should just pack up and go home... they finally induce an edge from Mohammed Hafeez but it's too wide of the only man behind the wicket (Jos Buttler) and runs for four. Hafeez is eyeing a century now.

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Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"If you weren't with us earlier, England burned off their only review when the ball hit the middle of the bat. Not only was the lbw appeal turned down, but they chose to review it. Since then, they had an lbw review Rashid might have had, a caught behind down the leg side off Topley. The technology has not been great in this series [with no Hotspot or Snicko] - we've got an early 1980s telly here in terms of screen quality. You can't really tell caught-behinds on it - I hope the third umpire has a better screen."

Pak 174-4 (Hafeez 87, Azam 34)published at 37 overs

37 overs

I'm with Vic... this has not been a classic. Ask anybody who watched it some of the smaller details in six months' time and we'll struggle. But that's true of many ODIs, I suppose.

At least England might finally be about to be put out of their misery. Babar Azam tickles four runs off his pads and down to fine leg before pouncing on a half-tracker and launching it over the boundary. Costly over from David Willey.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"You can't complain about Topley. These are tough pitches for the seamers to bowl on. But the crucial bit was when England recovered from that bad start and were 147-3 with power to add, and didn't get enough runs. I don't think this game will get into any '100 greatest one-day internationals' books."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"England's bowling has been terribly disappointing. I know some of them haven't played much cricket, but there have been some really poor balls bowled. I feel sorry for Eoin Morgan wondering who to bring on."

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When we're sat in our rocking chairs many years from now and our eager grandson asks us what Chris Woakes was like, we'd all say the same: Quite skillful, but never quite had the pace.

Then we'd ask why he was talking about Chris Woakes.

Woakes has shown plenty of promise, but I wonder if he'd be in the England team if he was a bad batsman of the Monty ilk? Just one from a tidy, if unspectacular, over.

Greg: The review system stinks. It shouldn't be up to players to prove the umpires are wrong. Video umpire checks and decides.

Like all part-time bowlers, Joe Root is a superb fielder off his own bowling and he scrambles across to stop a straight drive. The batters still pick up a single though.

This match is all but over now. If it was a party, they'd be ringing the bell for last orders now.

Joe Root deceives Mohammad Hafeez through the air, pushing one through a little quicker, and the ball thuds into the right-hander's pads. Big appeal... not out. It would have been umpire's call on where the ball pitched and where it was hitting the stumps.