Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special

"Missing? A bit of sympathy for the umpire then as he wasn't far wrong - but he was wrong. It caught him on the back leg as though it was going to hit leg stump. Rashid thought he had his man there."

It's not hitting the stumps. Sorry Adil. Sorry Ebony. DRS suggests the ball would have skidded on and just missed the leg stump. What a shame for Rashid, who could really have done with a confidence-boosting wicket.

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

"It's definitely going on to hit the stumps. He's wondering if he got a bit of bat on it."

Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special

"It took an awful long time for the umpire to raise his finger, and Pakistan reviewed it straight away."

England think they've got another. Rashid hits Malik on the pad and the finger goes up. But was it in line? Pakistan want another look...

Woakes keeping a very tight line here and Shoaib Malik can only manage a single off the last ball.

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That was Chris Woakes' first wicket in seven one-day internationals.  

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

"It's not confidence I'm worried about with Adil Rashid, it's consistency. It's more than the odd one here and there, his full tosses are very loose."

Great opportunity for Adil Rashid, who gets to ball with a new batsman at the crease and England completely in control of the game. He begins well enough - four singles from his first over.

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

"He tried to do too much there and completely scuffed it. Big pressure here for Pakistan. But it makes such a difference for England with more runs on the board."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

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"Dear me. That was one of the worst balls we've seen from England, a long-hop, to mid-on. Good catch from Willey, you can't keep him out of it, and Chris Woakes has a rather knowing smile on his face. He got away with that one."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"That's the first obvious sign of panic from Pakistan. Iftikhar pushed the ball straight to Taylor and set off, Azhar said 'no way' and Iftikhar was out if it had hit. The screw is tightening, increasing the pressure and mistakes will be made,"

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The pressure almost tells when Iftikhar gets himself stranded down the pitch in search of a much-needed single - Morgan would have got him with a direct hit. Neither of these two are natural one-day shotmakers and it shows. Iftikhar can't beat the infield from any of Topley's six deliveries, and it's a maiden.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"Pakistan are showing no signs at all of even trying to break loose."

Willey is really tightening the thumbscrews here - another naggingly accurate over keeps Pakistan under the cosh, just two off it.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"Increasingly, captains don't think about saving a bowler for later if it's 'going well', because of how destructive batsmen can be. If it's going well, keep them going! Azhar Ali is behind the rate and England will really want to keep the squeeze on Iftikhar, making his debut.

Some really good fielding from England in the ring - James Taylor doesn't have the longest arms but he does superbly to fling them into the path of a crisply-struck drive from Iftikhar. England turning up the heat on the debutant, but he finally gets away off his 12th delivery, hammering Topley off the back foot for four.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It's hard to guess, but I'd think there are about 12-13,000 people here."