That's about it from us - I'll leave you with James Gheerbrant's developing match report - check it later to see if the cats get a mention.

If you can't get enough of cricket on your wireless, you're welcome to go to bed now and set your alarm for 02:05 GMT when BBC Radio 5 live sports extra has commentary on day two of Australia's second Test against New Zealand.

But from us on the live text front, we'll be back from just before 10:30 GMT on Tuesday for the third instalment of Pakistan v England in Sharjah. Thanks for your company, hope you'll join us then.

More from England captain Eoin Morgan, looking ahead to the third ODI: "We're always looking to strive for improve; this wasn't our best performance.

"Sharjah will present different challenges and it's about adapting to those challenges."

Alex Hales struck his maiden ODI century to lead England to a 95-run win over Pakistan in the second ODI, levelling the series at 1-1.

England's total of 283-5 was built on Hales' 109 off 117 balls, supported by Jason Roy (54) and Joe Root (63).

A strong bowling finish raised Pakistan's hopes but they collapsed to 50-5 with the bat.

Chris Woakes took four wickets and David Willey three as the hosts were dismissed for 188.

Sarfraz Ahmed hit a battling 64 but could not prevent England's first competitive victory of the tour.

Read the match report

First ODI:Pakistan won by six wickets

Second ODI:England won by 95 runs

Third ODI: 17 Nov, Sharjah

Fourth ODI: 20 Nov, Dubai

England captain Eoin Morgan: "It was an excellent performance, quite a commanding one. The most important thing was we learned from our previous performance, particularly with the batting.

"Hales and Roy were outstanding. The opening partnership gave us a chance to put an above-par score on the board."

Klopp: Whatever happens In the next ODI atleast it will mean both teams will have something to play for in final ODI.

England won by 95 runs

England 283-5 (50): Hales 109 (117), Root 63 (77), Roy 54 (57); Riaz 3-43  

Pakistan 188 (45.4): Sarfraz 64 (76); Woakes 4-33, Willey 3-25

Series level at 1-1

Full scorecard

More from man of the match Alex Hales on the third ODI in Sharjah on Tuesday 17 November: "It's a very important contest. We've done very well to get ourselves back in this series and we can't afford to be complacent."

Pakistan captain Azhar Ali: "England played really well. We were expecting them to come hard at us. Hales played some good shots but we contained them with 283 as it looked like they were going to go 300-plus and our bowlers tried hard.

"But we should have chased the total. We didn't start well and didn't play the brand of cricket we wanted to play. I take responsibility for that as we didn't get going at the start and that put pressure on the batsmen to come.

"Babar Azam has been opening in domestic cricket so we had to put him up the order with Rizwan coming in, as you can't have two players at six."

Man of the match Alex Hales, who made 109 off 117 balls: "It was a very important innings, particularly from a team perspective and the top three. We knew we needed to post a big score and we managed to do that.

"It was one of those wickets where you need to get in and give yourself a bit of time."

...and the (main) Man of the Match award goes to Alex Hales.

(Someone tell me how Wahab and Willey get awards for three wickets, and Chris Woakes doesn't get one for four?)

The Best Bowling Performance goes to Wahab Riaz, Jason Roy gets an award for the Most Colorful (sic) Innings of the Match, the Outstanding Performance award goes to David Willey...

Here come those awards... first up is ICC match referee Ranjan Madugalle, who gets a special award for his 300th ODI refereed. It' presented by distinguished former Pakistan and Gloucestershire batsman Zaheer Abbas, who was one of the first cricket autographs I ever collected in 1981.

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

"Pakistan's batting today was away with the fairies. They need to find their mojo. They have got a lot of thinking to do."

Richard Mills: Fabulous win by England - now onto the next crushing defeat.

There's always one...

If the first ODI is anything to go by, stand by for multiple awards leading up to the main man-of-the-match gong.

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

"They've got talent. You want players who can adapt and play in different conditions. The way Hales and Roy played today, they showed they've got the maturity and talent. If they can just master different conditions, they will be a brilliant opening partnership for a long time."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"He has got a good eye and good range of shots. He plants the front foot and goes at the ball outside off stump - that's where he's vulnerable."

An ODI with a few memorable moments - such as the invasion of the cats - rather than an all-time classic. But I'd imagine it'll be in Alex Hales' DVD collection, and as some have pointed out, it may have helped to book his place as England's next Test opener/fall guy (delete as applicable) for that Boxing Day Test in Durban.

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

"Hales' excellent hundred showed maturity - he applied himself. The top six have cashed in with some runs in this game or the last. And well done to the bowlers.

"There are a few small areas, a few tweaks - they will want to look at how they played at the end of the innings - but they can be really pleased."