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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Pakistan need the Australian Mel Jones to sort out their running. She came over for us and would determine how many runs you'd lost through poor running in the previous game. She would then make us run those runs before training sessions."
Charles Dagnall replies: "In my team the punishment was you were dropped."
Joe Root looks like a great bloke to be around. He's stood at slip mimicking Chris Jordan's laid-back run-up to the bowling crease. Ever the joker.
There's not much to cheer about in this over though, with Shoab Malik crunching a sumptuous cover drive.
What are cricket's great certainties? We've had Shane Watson getting out lbw and a Pakistan run-out. Any more for any more?
Let us know... and be quick. Pakistan don't look like they'll be hanging around tonight. For better or for worse.
Mohammad Rizwan starts his innings with a crunching cover drive to the boundary. Why not?
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"If you get off to a bad start in any form of cricket then you put yourself on the defensive and 150 now looks an eternity away for Pakistan."
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"He completely got his body in the wrong position, he was pretty much stood bang in front of his stumps and if you get hit there you're done for."
Rafatullah lbw b Willey 0 (Pak 11-3)
"Had a nice day at work, love?"
"Not really, I run out our gun batsman and then got a golden duck."
Rafatullah has had a 'mare. He misses a straight one and the ball thunders into his pads. Plumb.
Image source, AFP/GETTYBertie: As sure as night follows day and LBW follows Shane Watson, a Pakistani run out comes along to help England #PakVsEng, external#bbccricket, external
Rob: #bbccricket, external another Pakistan run out going to the third umpire... To see which batsmen is out. Comical.
There's an inquest going on inside the Pakistan dressing room. Rafatullah is best advised to strike a match-winning 70 if he wants to avoid a few harsh words later on. The coaches, including Mushtaq Ahmed who is always smiling, look furious. As does the skipper. Mohammed Hafeez, by the way, has been involved in four of seven Pakistan run-outs on this tour. One from Chris Woakes' opening set of six.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"Rafatullah just wasn't even at the party - he just went without looking at his partner and he's been given a life there. They were both at fault there."
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"It's horrific, harakiri-style running yet again from Pakistan."
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"At times you get a slight mistake but with these run-outs there is just no communication between the Pakistan batsmen. One of them always just goes gung-ho."
Hafeez run out 1 (Pak 9-2)
Not again! Mohammed Hafeez, who seems to be the king of comical run outs, is sold a dummy by his batting partner and is run out by Eoin Morgan with no batsman stood at the non-striker's end.
There's a long delay while it's decided who should walk. It must have felt even longer for the two batsman who stood awkwardly side by side, refusing to talk to each other... rather like two boys stood outside the headmaster's office after a playground scuffle.
Image source, AFP/GETTYEbony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
"I do love that Willey's so passionate. That hunger makes him step up as a cricketer - he always looks to be in the action."
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
"There was a little bit of purpose in Willey's celebration towards Shehzad. Willey normally always looks like he's just lost a fiver but it doesn't take much to get him fired up."
Shehzad b Willey 4 (Pak 5-1)
It's shots like those which make you grateful for James Vince's knock. Ahmed Shehzad charges down the wicket at David Willey and has to keep walking as he misses a straight one and is bowled. Willey celebrates Incredible Hulk-style, then momentarily tones it down when the batsman walks past. Very excitable.
Image source, API'll be interested to see if David Willey can add some extra pace when he moves to Yorkshire under the guidance of Jason Gillespie. If he can find an extra 5mph, he could become a Test match player. The raw ability is there.
David Willey gets nice shape with his opening delivery, but it's too leggy and Ahmed Shehzad clips four.
David Willey is stood at the end of his mark. Time to see if Pakistan can avoid a series whitewash.