Postpublished at 18:29 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captain
That was more out than Moeen Ali's.
Summary
Leg-spinner Yasir takes five wickets
Amir bowls Cook for first Test wicket since spot-fixing ban
Pakistan 339ao - Misbah 114, Woakes 6-70
Postpublished at 18:29 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Eng 251-7published at 18:27
My word. Breathe again, Stuart Broad. The replay shows it was a much closer shout that we first thought. Impact in line, just sliding down the hill. Hitting off stump, but not enough to get the decision overturned. This might now be the last over of the day.
Postpublished at 18:26 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captainMoeen Ali's was a lot similar to this. That's why I think Pakistan have opted for a review.
Umpire reviewpublished at 18:25
Eng 251-7
This looks optimistic from Pakistan. Yasir to a sweeping Broad, lbw turned down.
Postpublished at 18:25 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captainIf Misbah doesn't fire in the second innings, Younus has a bad innings it could be all over for Pakistan. So England must have hope. Pakistan will tell themselves even if they get one 50 on the board, then the bowlers can do the damage.
Eng 251-7published at 18:25
Should have known. Yasir switches ends again.
Postpublished at 18:24 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Eng 251-7 (trail by 88)published at 18:23
Yasir Shah withdrawn, his work for the day may finally be done. Wahab Riaz is cranked up for one last spell and is going through his tricks. Bumper, yorker, slower ball. Broad, not always with any great certainty, gets through it. Time for two overs before the close.
Postpublished at 18:19 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captainIf you're an all-rounder doing well in one area of your game, then you can do well in the other. Woakes comes across as an intelligent batsman. He's good against Yasir Shah, looks very solid.
Eng 250-7 (Woakes 30, Broad 9)published at 18:18
Lots of empty seats inside HQ now, Amir switching to round the wicket and bouncing his dark mop in to Woakes. Mohammad Hafeez, off the field, sits with the members, having a right old chinwag. Where have all the spectators gone? Was it not worth sticking around to watch the whole day?
Postpublished at 18:16 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Ramiz Raja
Former Pakistan captainYasir has deceived them with a bit of variety as well. It's the inability to read spin. The fact is he's been in marvelous form the last 18 months. It is an important performance. Normally you associate Yasir with UAE conditions so he had to convince everyone that he could perform in conditions that weren't normal for him.
Eng 248-7 (trail by 91)published at 18:14
Image source, PABroad is intent on sweeping Yasir, who responds with a smile brighter than the floodlights. Whisper it quietly, but this England pair are building very steadily. Off the pad of Broad, optimistic shout for caught behind. Good take, mind. 15 minutes or so to go before the close.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:12 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
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England is inching its way towards a team set up with mainly all-rounders. Stokes to return, Woakes and Moeen to stay. Scott Borthwick the next middle order batsmen due for a try, and eventually Jos Buttler coming back but Bairstow remaining as a batsman and second keeper: Cook, Hales, Root, Borthwick, Bairstow, Stokes, Buttler, Moeen, Woakes, Broad, Anderson.
Julian Barrell
Eng 244-7 (Woakes 27, Broad 6)published at 18:12
The light has improved, Amir beaming at the end of his run before he charges in to Broad. To be fair to Broad, who is sometimes found wanting against pace, he has dug in against Amir. That will be the mongrel in him.
T20 Blast actionpublished at 18:08 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Image source, Getty ImagesThere are seven T20 Blast matches to keep across tonight - you can read/listen all about each game via this very website.
Eng 243-7 (trail by 96)published at 18:07
There are 10 overs left, but I doubt we'll get them in before the 18:30 cut-off. Yasir, omnipresent this afternoon, continues to bound in, fizzing little red globes of danger to Woakes' off stump. Five for Yasir, remember, the last of which was Moeen Ali...
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 18:03 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
#bbccricket
Christopher Lane: How come umps hasn't taken them off yet? Pitch is lit up like Blackpool illuminations!
Eng 239-7 (65 overs)published at 18:03
The playing area is illuminated by floodlights. If you've ever played five-a-side football outside on a winter night, you'll know what I mean. Bumper from Amir, enough light for Broad to duck underneath. Fly slip in place, Pakistan expecting a Broad waft. They're right, the left-hander almost popping a shoulder out. No connection.
Postpublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 15 July 2016
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialThe other thing is that if you bowl a bumper, the umpires speak with each other and then they take you off.
Eng 236-7published at 17:57
Umpires get together, return to their ends. It's still Amir, so Pakistan haven't been given the nod to pull the quicks.