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)
Mohammad Hafeez is into his work straight away, on the pads from Willey and he clips it to the fine-leg boundary. Willey gets away with another poor ball, a wide half-volley that Hafeez can only toe-end to cover.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"That was much-needed for England. I like that they took their time, Morgan and Willey had a little chat. Moeen didn't pick it up quickly, but once he did he set himself and took a comfortable catch."
Shehzad c Moeen b Willey 13 (Pak 45-1)
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Willey has taken a few early wickets in this series and again he makes the breakthrough. Shehzad, who had been getting a bit itchy under the collar with his partner motoring along and 356 needed, tries to free the shackles with a pull shot but succeeds only in picking out the safe mitts of Moeen in the deep. Advantage England.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"This is a game worth settling in for. If I was at home I'd be settling in with a cup of tea and a biscuit."
Chris Woakes has had a good series, with four wickets in each of the last two games, and he's rewarded with an early bowl here. But Azhar Ali takes a liking to the smidgeon of pace on the white ball - he uses it to smear a huge six over midwicket, then steer a four through point. Azhar looks in princely touch, England will want to see the back of him...
He's fine. Just got his bat down in time.
Pakistan had three calamitous run-outs in the last match - is this another? Jos Buttler with a flying Superman dive, Azhar the worried man...
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Only Buttler, of any England player including KP & Morgan, can play that innings. Truly unique. So do we really want him in the nets for the next month working on how you bat at 70-5 in a Test Match? I’m not convinced he should. I would put Jack Russell higher in the list of people I would send out to bat for my life in a test match but no-one higher at 194-2 in an ODI.
Andrew
Image source, Getty ImagesShehzad gets one through the covers this time, and gets three for it. Good start for Pakistan.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
"That was going at some pelt. It was travelling and hit the top of his eye."
Pak 27-0
Down! Would have been a stunner from James Taylor, hit hard and flat to cover by Shehzad, bursts through Taylor's hands. Not sure he picked that up, to be fair.
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Azhar Ali is baring his teeth here. After five balls of a pretty quiet Topley over, he picks a length ball and blasts it over the covers for four. Pakistan are by no means out of this - this is a good track, with the ball coming on nicely under lights...
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Pakistan have to score, but they can't afford to lose momentum with wickets. They are trying to build a platform here."
Pakistan haven't really put this young duo of opening bowlers under pressure in this series - now would be a good time to start. They can't get too much change out of this Willey over though, thanks to a superb sprawling stop by Taylor in the covers. Buttler is wearing a thousand-megawatt grin behind the stumps, as he should.
Pakistan have to look to score from the off - they can't hang about and get their eye in. Azhar can get bogged down, but he starts well against Reece Topley - getting his first boundary with a lovely clip off his toes and then steering a lovely drive through the covers for four.
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Willey spoils a very good over with a poor final ball which is glanced fine for four by the recalled Shehzad.
Right, here we go again. Ahmed Shehzad and Azhar Ali at the crease, David Willey with the ball...