Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Mark Mitchener and James Gheerbrant

  1. Pak 63-5 (Rizwan 11, Sarfraz 4)

    Busy from Sarfraz and Rizwan, but they've got a monumental task ahead of them if Pakistan are to dig themselves out of this hole.

  2. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "England are in charge but Morgan will be telling his men not to let up, with two very dangerous batsmen in. But after that it's looking flaky."

  3. Pak 61-5

    Woakes, three wickets tucked into his belt (to go with the dark towel tucked into his waistband), is in for his sixth over. Just the four bowlers used so far, but the remaining Pakistan fans are back on their feet as Rizwan pulls Woakes for four.

  4. View from the press box

  5. Pak 55-5 (required rate 7.73)

    Thanks for breaking the back of the Pakistan batting line-up, James - I know who'll be to blame if England don't win from here... Sarfraz and Rizwan, the two wicketkeepers, help themselves to two singles apiece from Rashid's fifth over.

  6. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "Pakistan are going to have to take a punt soon - they're going to have to do something pretty dramatic."

  7. Pak 51-5 (target 284)

    Sarfraz is the new man, joining Mohammad Rizwan at the crease to make it two aggressive keeper-batsmen. He gets off the mark with a glide to third man. Over to Mark Mitchener to take you through to the conclusion.

  8. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "It wasn't a great cutter in that it was a little bit wide, but he flat-batted it on to the stumps. Everything is clicking into place today. That's a big wicket - the captain. He has never really played with any fluency."

  9. wicket

    WICKET

    Azhar b Woakes 22 (Pak 50-5)

    Azhar Ali leaves the fieldGetty Images

    Pakistan are crumbling like a biscuit that's been dunked slightly too long in a cup of tea. Azhar Ali is the latest man to go, giving Chris Woakes his 50th ODI wicket with a drag-on. Game over?

  10. Charles Dagnall
    BBC Test Match Special

    "It's easier to teach things to younger players than wizened cricketers. I just had a better feeling about England today that they wouldn't make the same mistakes they made in the first match."

  11. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "If you bowl well at a new batsman here, you shouldn't got for many, and you might pick up a wicket. England need to stay disciplined, and it should all fall into place."

  12. Pak 50-4

    Mohammad Rizwan is the new batsman - you may remember him as the rather cheeky chap who taunted England about an overturned wicket during the Test series. England's fielders will not have forgotten that. He gets off the mark with a paddle sweep for two.

  13. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "That was a tame pull shot from Malik. The ball was banged into the middle of the pitch and it didn't go that quickly to mid-wicket. Real problems for Pakistan."

  14. wicket

    WICKET

    Malik c Taylor b Woakes 13 (Pak 46-4)

    Chris Woakes of England celebrates with James TaylorGetty Images

    Pakistan slip further into the mire as Malik perishes in almost identical fashion to Iftikhar. Bang-in ball from Woakes, mistimed pull, well caught in the leg-side infield, this time by James Taylor.

  15. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    "The way this match has panned out, Morgan's main concern will be that he's got to bowl at least 20 overs of spin. Against the odds, the seamers have been the most effective bowlers."

  16. Pak 41-3 (Azhar 18, Malik 11)

    Rashid hasn't let that overturned wicket knock his confidence - he's bowling with good control and keeping the batsmen on a tight leash. Just two from his latest over.

  18. Pak 39-3 (run rate 2.56)

    At this stage, England were 81-0. Pakistan are miles in arrears, but they just have to keep plugging away. Azhar and Malik are just beginning to rotate the strike a little more freely.

  19. View from the press box

  20. Pak 34-3

    Malik celebrates his survival by working a two to square leg.