England win by 84 runs, win series 3-1
Pak 271 (Malik 51, Azam 51, Moeen 3-53)
Eng 355-5 (Buttler 116*, Roy 102, Root 71)
Buttler passes 100 from 46 balls (Eng record)
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Thomas Measures: Great win for England. Really think Andrew Stauss has done a wonderful job so far. The ODI team really staring to look strong.
Richie O'Hara Beamand: Fantastic series win, some real positives from this team, really developing nicely, excellent result!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"England have shown real progress. From a batting perspective, you looked at that top six or seven and everyone has cashed in. We're seeing signs of a team that is really growing and improving in all conditions."
Pakistan 271 all out (40.4 overs) - England win by 84 runs, win series 3-1
Fall of wickets: 45-1 (Shehzad 13), 64-2 (Azhar 44), 129-3 (Hafeez 37), 176-4 (Azam 51), 194-5 (Rizwan 11), 228-6 (Malik 52), 249-7 (Sarfraz 24), 259-8 (Riaz 1), 271-9 (Yasir 5), 271 all out (Anwar 24). Not out: Irfan 0.
Bowling figures: Willey 6-0-34-2, Topley 7-0-58-1, Woakes 8-1-46-0, Moeen 9.4-0-53-3, Rashid 10-0-78-3.
England 355-5 (50 overs) - Buttler 116*, Roy 102, Root 71
England won toss
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"To win the series is a seriously good performance, because England were horribly outplayed in the first match. The way England have come back is very heartening."
Image source, Getty ImagesYup, it carried to Rashid.
England win the series 3-1. Morgan calls the players in for a huddle to celebrate. It's been a good comeback after the heavy defeat in the first ODI.
Jos Buttler will be Man of the Match for England's fastest ever ODI hundred. There can't be many England players who, like Roy, score their maiden ODI hundred in a victory, and miss out on the award.
England think they've won it... but Anwar's cut carry to Rashid? The umpires are having a look...
England need one wicket to win the series 3-1
Woakes hits Irfan on the upper arm with a bouncer that would have been chin music for most cricketers. He stubbornly hangs on, aware that he has no shots to play, but refusing to get out. There are smiles on the faces of the England fielders.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"We have to give credit to the guys who have prepared the pitch. The wicket has had true bounce and allowed batters to express themselves."
Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special
"What a good game it has been. We've seen some terrific batting. Pakistan have kept up with the run rate, that hasn't been their problem, but they've lost wickets all the way through."
Yasir c Woakes b Ali 5 (Pak 271-9)
All over bar the Irfan. Yasir skies one chasing after it, and it's an easy catch for Woakes in the deep.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"Willey's a tough nut. He'll wince a little bit but he's going to wander back and carry on with the game."
Current run rate 7.10, required 7.16
Willey has hurt his hand diving in for a steepling catch. He covered around 40 yards as Anwar skied one. The Northants/Yorkshire all-rounder could only get there in time to get one finger on his left (bowling) hand under the ball as it landed. It looked like that hurt. It would have been an incredible catch.
Woakes finishes the over by beating Yasir's outside edge. I think the way to describe Yasir is 'portly'. His tucked-in green shirt doesn't help his figure much.
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Max Baggins-Craig: What a superb display from England, slow starter, but well worth it.
Fearny: What is the world coming to? Not only are England winning an ODI, but winning the series away from home!
Need 90 more from 78 balls
Once again Pakistan get a boundary off the last delivery, but they'll need a lot more than that in the 12 remaning overs if they're to get close.
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JoElle: A run a ball is not easy when you burned up half your wickets.
Stuart Mitchell: This ODI is becoming a classic, especially if Pakistan can get close, two brilliant catches by Hales make up for the dolly.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"He hit it quite nicely but straight back at Moeen for the simplest of reverse-handed catches."
Riaz c & b Moeen 1 (Pak 259-8)
Image source, Getty ImagesOne of the problems of the situation Pakistan find themselves in is that they have to take risks, and Riaz goes to drive Moeen through extra cover, mis-times it, and ends up smashing it back towards the sternum of the bowler. Moeen had a bit more time than he thought to clutch it, but he was very relieved to find that it had stuck into his hands.
England two wickets away from a 3-1 series win...
Pakistan need 98 off 84 balls
Much like the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Pakistan are still going for this. 13 runs and a wicket in the over.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
"This one of those occasions where the regulations help the fielding side. If those regulations hadn't been in force, Willey would have been on the boundary and Sarfraz would have taken one. He almost got too close to the ball, he couldn't really get underneath it."
Sarfraz Ahmed c Willey b Rashid 9 (Pak 249-7)
Image source, Getty ImagesSurely that's it for Pakistan now? Sarfraz comes down the pitch and hits Rashid straight to Willey at mid-on. Willey does well to hold on.
Here comes the man for the crisis... Wahab Riaz.