Pakistan continue to trot along at just under the required rate of four an over, Hafeez and Babar picking up three singles to leave them needing 64 from 96 balls.

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Thaqif Islam: We (Bangladesh) have been red hot since the World Cup!

Topley gets one to swing in to Hafeez, tucking him up for room as the tall left-armer yells an appeal, but he has to react quickly to avoid possible decapitation when James Taylor's throw from cover nearly takes his head off. It was going down the leg side anyway.

West Indies have beaten Sri Lanka by 23 runs in Colombo for their first win in the final match of their tour, with the Twenty20 series drawn 1-1.

Dwayne Bravo took 4-28 for the tourists, his best T20 international haul, and the Windies have something to smile about after they lost the Test series 2-0 and the ODIs 3-0 (all on Duckworth-Lewis).

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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"A wicket can transform a match, but you can't really see where it's coming from. A run-out?"

Wow... how much do Dan Walker and Stuart Broad look like each other?

Joe Root continues to twirl away, bowling round-arm off-spin from round the wicket. I'm not sure how threatening it is. It's tidy though. Just three singles in the over.

Pakistan 147-4 (32 overs) - target 217

Batsmen: Hafeex 78*, Azam 17*

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

Bowling figures: Willey 4-0-19-0, Topley 8-1-23-3, Woakes 4-0-18-0, Rashid 8-0-47-0, Moeen 7-0-32-1, Root 1-0-5-0.

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

England won toss

Full scorecard

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So, Babar Azam survives and Pakistan move another two runs closer to victory.

This looks good.... Babar Azam appears to be strangled down the leg side. Reece Topley, the bowler, is convinced - as is the keeper, Jos Buttler. Not out says the umpire.

I think it would have been overturned on review. But England wasted their referral earlier. And what a waste it was.

Mark Higginson (no relation): We have a decent slow option in Batty.

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

"The England bowlers haven't looked very penetrating for a while."

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What would Australia do now? Probably bring on Mitchell Starc to bowl a few stump-seeking yorkers. And two overs later, they'd have wrested back control. In a sign of England's desperation, they turn to Joe Root.

I've nothing against Root's bowling, but he isn't going to hold up a victory canter. Five singles. Easy pickings.

England call on Reece Topley, knowing that Pakistan could put the game beyond their reach at any point now. A few big overs and it's curtains. For now though, Pakistan milk the bowling. Three from the over.

Rob Stileman: Mohammad Hafeez is an out and out gun.

Mohammad Hafeez is dominating the bowling here, picking up the ones and twos and throwing in the odd boundary for good measure. He's been strong on the pull, scoring 15 runs in that area. Have England bowled too short to him?

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"You'd think England wouldn't go back to James Anderson [in ODIs] at his more advanced age, but there's no reason they couldn't pick Stuart Broad again. And would you really not think about playing him in a Champions Trophy in 2017, and a World Cup in 2019, both being played in England?"

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Pak 134-4 (target 217)published at 28 overs

28 overs

Babar Azam looks a nervous sort, playing a big shot down the ground to Adil Rashid. Just a single though. He put a lot into that for one run.

Mohammad Hafeez is almost foxed by the leggie too, the ball missing his swishing blade and running away for two byes.

The over ends with Azam cracking a straight six. He picked the wrong un' well there. Much better.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"Rashid really musn't bowl any more of these long-hops. When you know a bad ball's coming, you don't have to take risks."

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

"I'm looking forward to seeing Sarfraz Ahmed bat, he looked really positive in the Tests, and with Anwar Ali and Wahab Riaz to come after him, they've still got a bit of batting to come."