Summary

  • Woakes takes 4-45, bowling nightwatchman with final ball of the day

  • Skipper Misbah, 42, scores 10th Test century

  • Misbah and Shafiq put on 148 for fifth wicket

  • England batsman Carberry diagnosed with cancerous tumour

Live Reporting

Stephan Shemilt and Bibhash Dash

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  2. Pak 126-3

    Younus hits Moeen for four

    First over of spin, and it's Moeen Ali. Just to annoy Sir Geoffrey a bit? Or is it some cunning plan by Alastair Cook to break this partnership? Younus' answer is to drive past a diving Finn at mid-off for four. Misbah gets in on the act with a sweep to the boundary. Moeen's first over goes for 10.

  3. Geoffrey Boycott
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Don't give them the spinner yet. These two aren't in yet - no way.

  4. Pak 117-3 (Woakes 7-2-19-2)

    Players took the official drinks break after the 39th over. A few visuals of Jake Ball getting his Test cap from his uncle Bruce French, who I maintain looks a bit like the Spanish tennis great Carlos Moya. No? Just me? Alright then.

    Just the one conceded by Chris Woakes, who's back in the attack. England's best bowler so far.

  5. Tom Fordyce
    Chief sports writer at Lord's

    Just the 36 runs in the hour after lunch, old-school numbers in an era of Test cricket on frantic fast-forward. When the batsmen have a combined age of 80, and one of them last played a Test at Lord's in 2001, perhaps no-one should be surprised.

  6. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    This proper Test cricket, there's a real contest going on out there. There's the opportunity to play a few strokes if the bowler gets it wrong.

  7. Latest scorecard

    Pakistan 116-3 (39 overs) - won toss and chose to bat first

    Not out: Younus 23, Misbah 28

    Fall of wickets: 38-1 (Masood 7), 51-2 (Hafeez 40), 77-3 (Azhar 7)

    Bowling: Broad 11-5-22-0, Ball 12-5-26-1, Woakes 6-2-18-2, Finn 10-2-41-0.

    Full scorecard

  8. Pak 116-3 (Younus 23, Misbah 28)

    Disappointing from Finn, who strays down the leg side again to hand Misbah another easy boundary. If it feels like I've said this before, then you're right. Finn has been the most expensive England bowler today by 15 runs. Misbah meanwhile has overtaken his partner in the scoring.

  9. Geoffrey Boycott
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Finn's action isn't right. You'd need an expert on bowling to tell you exactly what's wrong. He's running through treacle. Something is wrong.

  10. Pak 110-3

    Younus, with the look of an experienced dancer, does his leave thing on one foot again. It is actually a very graceful motion. Wonder if he takes lesson in the art of the leave. Anyway, just the single from Ball's over. 

  11. In-play highlights

    Here's that Joe Root dropped catch earlier. Geoffrey Boycott had sympathy for Root, but do you? Have a look and decide for yourself.

  12. Pak 109-3 (Younus 23, Misbah 21)

    Very cat and mouse at the moment. England keeping things tight but then Finn strays down the leg side and Misbah easily glances it for four. Pakistan under a bit of pressure but these two batsmen have enough experience to hold firm.

  13. In-play highlights

    Here's Misbah, perhaps fortunate to glove four over the keeper's head.

  14. Pak 103-3 (Ball 11-4-25-1)

    Another shout for lbw (losing count, anyone?). Misbah again playing on the back foot and it's high. Ball finishes the over with a good rising delivery and Misbah does well to get out of the way. 

  15. Geoffrey Boycott
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    As soon as Finn pitched it up the batsman got in a right tangle.

    It wasn't easy. I am not too critical of that, it was a difficult one.

  16. dropped catch

    Dropped catch

    Pak 102-3

    Joe Root! Of all the people you'd back him wouldn't you? He's dropped Misbah at second slip. It was a really tough chance, kept low and Root had to bend to his left. Misbah survives, just.

    It's also the end of Finn's over. You wonder how many more chances England will allow to slip away like that.

  17. How's stat?!

  18. Pakistan living on the edge slightly. To be fair, they did that in the morning as well, when a few edges sneaked through the slip area. Azhar Ali was perhaps unlucky with the lbw decision, but England now with a sniff of going through the middle order.

  19. Geoffrey Boycott
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    That was a terrible misjudgment from Younus. 

    It was high but he was lucky.

  20. Pak 96-3

    How's that? Three chances for England there. Misbah and Younus both survive lbw shouts from the Ball over: the first one takes an edge, the second was high. Finally, Younus gloves a bouncer and a diving Bairstow can only get fingers to it as it goes for four leg-byes.