England win with nine overs to spare
England lead 2-1 in four-match series
Taylor 67* (69), Buttler 49* (50)
Taylor & Buttler add 117 in 19.1 overs
Pak 208: Woakes 4-40; three run-outs
Target 209
Buttler reverse sweeps two deliveries in the over with the ungainliness of a man swiping a spatula to try and get a lost coin from underneath a cupboard.
But they were either side of two almost unplayable balls from Gohar.
Meanwhile wicketkeeper Sarfraz nearly takes out umpire Cloete when returning the ball to the bowler. Ambitious tactic, that.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"Jos Buttler almost yorked himself there. He's yet to score, and if ever there was someone feeling the pressure... Anxious times."
Image source, Getty ImagesEng 109-4 (Taylor 12, Buttler 4)
Crikey, Jos Buttler looks out of form. He dances down the wicket to Shoaib, completely missing the ball. Thankfully for him, Sarfraz misses the stumping, with the ball bouncing off his sternum.
Buttler eventually gets off the mark, and Taylor looks much more comfortable at the crease, despite Malik getting a lot of turn.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 209
The pitch seems to suddenly have more turn in it than a sat nav in Milton Keynes. Taylor scratchily edges Gohar to third man for four. Dispatches another to the boundary, where Shoaib Malik attempts to cut it out on the rope, but seems to injure himself doing so.
Buttler faces just one in the over, which he plays and misses at outside off.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty Images"I like the young left-arm spinner Zafar Gohar - he's got temperament and character, and he batted well too. Proper spin from a very young bowler."
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty Images"Eoin Morgan did not know where his off stump was. He was outside the leg stump but he was undone by a peach of a ball which spun sharply."
Morgan b Malik 35 Eng 93-4
Image source, Getty ImagesGohar isn't the only one to get turn out of this pitch! Morgan played for the straight one, it spun sharply and clipped his offstump. You'd have thought Morgan, on 35, would have played that better.
He shouts some encouragement at Jos Buttler, the next man in. He may need it.
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain on BBC Test Match Special
"Gohar's temperamentally strong, he doesn't give the appearance that he's making his debut. He could be a good future all-round cricketer for Pakistan."
Target 209
Gohar gets an edge from Taylor, but it goes between slip and keeper, both diving across each other. He's getting a lot of turn out there.
Gohar's only 20 years old. Twenty!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Zafar Gohar's having a great debut. He's getting a lot more grip and purchase off the surface, turning the ball away, and the slip fielder stayed very low. Hales has gutsed out a nice 30 but he's vulnerable outside off stump. James Taylor's a very good player of spin, but Gohar will be hoping to unsettle him early."
Hales c Rizwan b Gohar 30 (49 balls). Eng 87-3
Image source, Getty ImagesHales will be frustrated with that. Gohar floats one up full, Hales came forward and pushed at it, the inside edge carrying low to Rizwan at slip. Partnership of 60.
Impressive celebration from Gohar, who's on 2-22 on debut (I challenge you not to read that with a Richie Benaud accent).
England 84-2 (20 overs) - target 209
Batsmen: Hales 28* (46), Morgan 32* (54)
Fall of wickets: 12-1 (Roy 7), 27-2 (Root 11)
Bowling figures: Irfan 5-0-14-1, Anwar 2-0-12-0, Gohar 4-0-20-1, Riaz 4-0-18-0, Iftikhar 2-0-7-0, Malik 3-0-11-0
Pakistan 208 (49.5): Hafeez 45, Riaz 33*; Woakes 4-40
Target 209
Challenging passage of play for England's batsmen to negotiate here. Messrs Hales and Morgan do well to get four off Malik's over. Unspectacular but effective stuff from the batsmen.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
"A little moment of fortune there for Eoin Morgan."
Target 209
Image source, Getty ImagesZafar Gohar back into the attack. Big shout for lbw as one darts back into the pads of Morgan, but Pakistan's only review went in the previous over. Replays suggest that had the decision been reviewed, it would have been umpire's call.
Plenty of turn out there for Gohar. Morgan gets a boundary with a reverse sweep again.
Eventful over that from Malik. It included a switch-hit from Morgan to third man (or is that fine leg once his grip changes?), an edge from Morgan that didn't carry to slip, and that review. England need to be careful here.
Not enough proof that Hales edged that down leg side, and Pakistan lose their remaining review.
Malik thinks he may have got Hales caught behind... given not out...