Four-match series level at 1-1
Hales 109 - maiden ODI century
Root 63, Roy 54; Riaz 4-43
Pakistan bowled out in 45.5 overs
Sarfraz 64; Woakes 4-33, Willey 3-25
It's death by slower balls for England. Another one from Anwar Ali and Taylor is through the shot so early he's practically eating tomorrow's cornflakes by the time the ball eventually gets to him. Taylor and Moeen scramble a single apiece.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"You'd want one of your batsmen to be set by now, going into the last over, but England have two new batsmen in."
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Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Wilson: Given some credit to the Pakistani bowlers, this is excellent death bowling.
Dom Ford: Wahab Riaz has been immense all tour so far #pace.
Taylor clips a single into the leg side.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty Images"Another one where Irfan rolled his wrists over it, if Morgan had waited a fraction longer that ball would have gone out of the park, but it just stopped on him. 300 was very much on five or six overs ago, but England now need to just take what they can from the last seven deliveries."
Morgan c Azam b Irfan 29 (Eng 274-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are desperately pressing the accelerator but the wheels are spinning and they're sinking further into the mud. Morgan tries to launch one from Irfan but again it's a slower ball, the batsman doesn't time and it falls into the breadbasket of Azam.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"The key here is for Morgan to get as much of the strike as possible. His eyes will be adjusted under the lights."
So, England resist the temptation to bring in a biff specialist like David Willey and instead opt for James Taylor. He gets off the mark with a single into the covers.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty Images"He'll be frustrated at that. He moved to the leg side trying to work it to leg, but Wahab Riaz has bowled a couple of those brilliant slower balls. Buttler tried to do what he could for the team but wasn't really in the right position there."
Buttler b Wahab 11 (Eng 270-4)
Image source, Getty ImagesWahab is much better at hitting the stumps from the full 22 yards away with an England batsman in his way. Another slower ball deceives Jos Buttler and bowls him off his pads. This is a super finish from Pakistan.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
"There was a breakdown in communication there, both batsmen were in the middle of the pitch."
Goodness me, Buttler really should have been run out there. He does brilliantly to get down and stop the ball and with Buttler committed to the single, all he has to do is hit the stumps - but he fires wide! Had all the time in the world there...
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
"Buttler may need runs but he's playing for the team here, still trying to be innovative."
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Steve Rowedder: Currently feeling we needed at least 320 on a track like this could be an interesting chase.
Russell Anderson: England doing their usual bang-up job of the last 10 overs. If they lose this game that'll be why.
That's what Jos Buttler is there to do - he lines up Irfan and dismissively smashes him to the mid-off boundary for four. An attempted scoop off the next ball fails. Irfan is finding the blockhole with regularity here and all Morgan and Buttler can do is scramble ones and twos.
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In a bit of a dilemma here, would like Hales to do well because he seems like a decent bloke however slightly hoping he fails so he doesn't get ripped apart at the top of the order against the might of South Africa.
James in Manchester
So Jos Buttler is promoted up the order - can he bludgeon his way back into form? Always easier said than done. He gets off the mark with a single to deep cover, but Wahab's over is another excellent one, from which England can only scrag one run. Pakistan finishing strongly.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Wahab Riaz bowls well at the death. He rolled his wrists over that one, but Root didn't keep his eye on the ball, and he'll be frustrated. This situation is almost made for Jos Buttler as there are wickets in hand so he'll have licence to bring a few fireworks to the party."
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty Images"I thought Root rather lost his way at the end of that innings. A big swipe, and he's bowled for 63."
Root b Riaz 63 (Eng 256-3)
Image source, Getty ImagesThat could be a crucial momentum-stopper for Pakistan - Wahab's cleverly disguised slower ball completely foxes Root and pegs back leg stump.