Natalie Sciver, fresh from her swashbuckling 80 off 33 balls, is into the attack, bustling in with an unusual, rather open action and wicketkeeper Amy Jones up to the stumps. No boundaries result. England were 96-0 at the same stage.

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

"It's hard for teams like Pakistan, because you can feel demoralised with the scoreboard. But there's things to take away. The coach will remind them that the batting yesterday was good. If I was Javeria right now I'd be thinking it's a good wicket, the sun is shining, so there's time for me to be out there and get that knowledge."

Laura Marsh skips in for a spot of spin but she is swept fine to the boundary by left-hander Bismah. The 'Maroof is on fire' line cannot be used as we are using her first name. Probably just as well.

Javeria is not much above the stumps as she crouches to await the bowler but she has a keen eye and hoists Cross high over cow corner, it bounces once and scurries over the rope. A more aerial on drive also bounces once and goes for four more, her fifth boundary. Fifteen from the first two Cross overs.

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

"I'd quite like to see Heather Knight, as captain, push herself forward to bowl."

The 55-metre boundaries offer hope to the batting side, Bismah edges Shrubsole fortuitously through the vacant slip area for four but collects a more authentic boundary next up with a deft leg glance.

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

"It's exciting to see players diving on the boundary trying to catch balls going for six. Last night when we watched Jos Buttler going for it, he was caught on the boundary. We don't see that often in the women's game. But the fielders are trying it, and I think we'll see that a lot in the Super League."

Kate Cross comes into the attack but Javeria drives her back down the ground for four, holding the follow through in classical position for the cameras. The Pakistan 50 is up, but it is for the number of dot balls, not runs.

Not much to hit in the Shrubsole over for Bismah, but she finally gets off the mark with a single from her 14th delivery faced. England were 67-0 after their 10 overs of powerplay.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"I have to admit, Katherine Brunt was the bowler I struggled with most, being a left-hander and the ball coming in. She's a very good competitor, the sort of player you want in your team."

Stand and deliver again from Javeria. Hardly any foot movement, but a good eye and a rapid swing of the bat. Out towards cow corner it goes and four more to the total, not doing much for Brunt's equanimity. A rare glimpse of the sun, however, and shadows stretch across the playing area.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"For the Pakistan girls it's a case of trying to build a platform. If they get a stand going, the longer they can get a partnership going, they can maybe put a bit of pressure on England bowlers, you never know what will happen."

The first maiden of the day honour goes to the new vice-captain Shrubsole. We did not really get very close in the England innings.

Javeria with an imperious pull shot to the mid-wicket rope. "That wasn't even short," Brunt protests. I hope that's what she said.

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Bismah Maroof is next to the crease and keeps out the remaining three deliveries. So, 360 required from 44 overs with eight wickets intact.

Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"It was full enough. I guess it just depends if it was going down leg. But it was a very good ball. Ameen is a player to look out for. It's a shame she's out because she is one of the players to take Pakistan through."

Now, with all this rain in the air, a reminder that we need 20 overs in this innings to constitute a match. We have the first boundary of the innings though - two in fact - Sidra scything Brunt and then pulling a rising delivery savagely through mid-on for four more.